Sewage Pumping Stations
You may need a pumping station if treated effluent or dirty water can’t flow using gravity only. For awkward situations, we also do specialised pumps!
Pump Station Options
Suitable for 1 property which needs to pump raw sewage into a sewage treatment plant, septic tank or mains drainage.
This pump can cope with the fluctuations of storm water flooding in occasionally without the need to constantly run where there is no water flowing through.
For pumping treated effluent or dirty water (non-potable) to a ditch, a soakaway or other suitable location according to the binding rules.
Suitable for multiple or large properties which need to pump raw sewage into a sewage treatment plant.
We can tailor this pump to any high specification requirements needed. Allerton
For large buildings or multiple houses to pump treated effluent to a suitable location
Do You Need a Pump Station?
Raw sewage is effluent that needs to go from the property to a sewage treatment plant (STP) or converted septic tank. Treated effluent comes from sewage treatment plants or septic tanks and is classified as dirty water. The type of dirty water pump station required for treated effluent will be able to grind up small materials which might enter the system such as bottle caps. Storm water is also classified as dirty water, but it requires a different type of pump station which can cope with large amounts of flood water.
Sometimes you need to pump raw sewage from a property (or multiple properties) to an STP or septic tank. Other times you may need to pump treated effluent or dirty water to a soakaway (aka drainage field) or a ditch according to the binding rules.
Contact our office to discuss your particular situation. Our staff are here to help you every step of the way.
All pump stations need to be serviced at least annually to mitigate any problems.
Let Allerton take the ‘ew’ out of sewage for you!
