Sewage pumps play a vital role for premises across a wide range of sectors, from private residences and farms through to large apartment blocks, schools and public buildings.
When sewage pumps fail, the impact can be devastating, with washing and toilet facilities rendered unusable – businesses can be brought to a complete halt and closure may be necessary unless temporary facilities can be erected.
Mawdsleys Pumps offers an industry-leading emergency breakdown service for sewage pumps, operating 24 hours a day 365 days a year with national coverage.
- Level controls fault switch becomes stuck or fails.
- Debris builds up in the holding tank.
- Float becomes waterlogged.
- A blockage within the pump causes the electrics to trip.
- Broken or corroded pipework.
- Build up of sludge in the final effluent tank.
- Failed non-return valve.
- Toilets backing up.
- Sewage pump failing to start or not turning off.
- High-level alarm sounding.
Problems with your sewage pump may be apparent early by high energy usage resulting in increased electricity bills and reduced performance. If you notice either of these, call an expert pump engineer to inspect your unit.
Our team has extensive knowledge of sewage pumping systems and can fix most problems on-site. In scenarios where this is not possible, we can arrange the transportation of your pumping system to be fixed in our fully equipped workshop. During this time, we can arrange a suitable pump replacement for hire whilst yours is being fixed.
With vast experience working with leading brands such as Flygt, TT, Pedrolla, Lowara, Grundfos, DAB and Ebara, we can also identify and fix most problems that are niche to certain makes and models of sewage pumping system.
Mawdsleys Pumps were called to attend a sewage pumping station at a private residence. Following a checkup from our team, a number of problems were found within the system including failed internal pipework and valves.
Our team were able to carry out the work on site and after assembling and installing new pipework and valves, the pump operated as usual again. Following completion of work, the customer took up a maintenance contract with us to prevent a breakdown like this in future.