When sewage pumps break down, the impact can be devastating! Some of the risks include:
Washing and toilet facilities rendered unusable, and businesses can be brought to a complete halt and closure;
Health and safety risks with contaminantion and an increased risk of disease outbreaks;
Environmental risks which might lead to regulatory violations and fines or penalties.
Our sewage pump emergency repair service is available 24/7, 365 days a year.
Give us a call and we can advise you over the phone or attend ASAP.
Speed of Service
When your pump fails, you need action—not promises. That’s why we respond fast, and fix it faster.
24/7 Support
Your pump doesn’t care what time it is when it breaks down. Neither do we. We operate 365 days a year.
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Precise Communication
Our specialists will give you the full picture and keep you in the loop every step of the way.
Local coverage
We provide pump services to the South West and South Wales:
Bristol, Cardiff, Newport, Bath, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Weston-super-Mare, Bridgewater, Thornton, Exeter, Salisbury, Southampton, Reading, Swindon, Slough, Oxford, Basingstoke, Newbury, Worcester, Hereford, Yeovil
Accreditations
- Level controls fault switch becomes stuck or fails.
- A blockage within the pump causes the electrics to trip.
- Failed non-return valve of the pumping station.
- Pump failing to start or not turning off.
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 hire whilst yours is being fixed.
- High-level alarm sounding.
- Toilets backing up.
- High electricity costs.
- Toilets take longer to clear.
- Foul smell from drains.
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.
Sewage Pump Repair FAQs
The difference is in their functions. They both deal with dirty water, but the sewage pump moves sewage from a property to a septic tank or municipal sewer, whereas the septic pump grinds waste into a slurry
The price varies depending on:
- The location of the site
- Whether we can fix the problem on-site or we have to remove the pump
- The type of pump
Do not hesitate to call us if your sewage pump fails, as we can provide you with guidance over the phone, too.
Contact us immediately! We can give you advice on what to do even before we come to inspect.
This is a safety feature telling you that the pump hasn’t is not functioning properly, and it can be a significant pump problem. Silence the alarm, stop using water immediately and get in touch with Mawdsleys Pump Services.
Water has likely entered the motor housing through a worn mechanical seal, or the pump might be jammed. Reset the control panel, if the problem persist – get in touch with us.