A pump station collects wastewater or groundwater in a basin and pumps it up to a higher sewer or discharge point. It is the bridge when gravity cannot do the job on its own.
The basin
The basin holds the inflow between pump cycles, sized so the pump runs in efficient, full cycles instead of short bursts.
The pumps
Duplex stations use two pumps that alternate, so one can fail and the other keeps the system moving. Alarms signal a high water level.
The controls
Float switches start and stop the pumps at set levels, and a control panel manages the alternation and the alarms.
The power
A station needs reliable power, and critical sites add a generator or battery backup. In North Richland Hills, a storm outage is the worst time for a pump to quit.
The test
Exercising the pumps monthly and testing the alarm catches a failure before the storm. A pump that has sat all year is the one that will not start.
The call
Keep the water moving uphill. Call 888-217-3585 and North Richland Hills Plumbing Pros will match you with a North Richland Hills commercial plumbing pro.
Plumbing in North Richland Hills: what to know
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