Submersible Sewage Pumps

Usage

We stock a full range of sewage pumps including submersible sewage pumps, wastewater pumps, domestic sewage pumps, sewage pump systems, industrial submersible water pumps and submersible sewage pump with grinders that are principally used to drain sewage and dirty water for individual houses, housing estates and industrial units.

Range

Our full range of submersible sewage pumps can handle any type of property or situation, we can advise you on the right pump to use from our range .

Our pumps have cast iron pump bodies, the drive shafts are made of stainless steel to give them long life as standard construction so you can be sure on the longevity of our product.

We Supply & Fit UK-Wide

All Manufacturers Models of submersible sewage pumps are supplied and fitted. In addition we are appointed UK distributors for the following manufacturers:

• Pedrollo – ITALY
• ESPA – SPAIN
• Oliju – PORTUGAL
• JS Pumps – TAIWAN
• Faggiolati – ITALY

What Is the difference between a Submersible Sewage Pump and a Sump Pump?

Whilst a sewage pump is defined by its ability to pump away sewage and other materials from a property, a sump pumps sole purpose is to make sure that a properties basement does not flood or retain water at any point.

Usually, a sump pump will act as part of a larger basement waterproofing solution. In most cases, the water prevented from entering the basement via the waterproofing solution will be collected and drained towards the sump pump, which in turn collects this water and then pumps it out and away from the property to a safe location.

A sump pump will sit below ground traditionally, and can feature a number of different pumps within it to allow for different levels of flood protection. We typically suggest and install a three-pump station solution into homes.

These three pump stations have three pumps within them (as the name suggests). Two of the pumps operate on an AC current, meaning that as long as your property has power you will be protected against water ingress.

If you are subject to a blackout, however, then the remaining pump works on a DC current, otherwise known as a battery-operated sump pump, so even if you are without power in a period of heavy rainfall, for example, you will still have a layer of protection.

Please note, that the sump pump itself differs from the sewage pump in that it is designed to take care of water ingress within a basement only. They are not to be used to pump anything else, and are definitely not capable of controlling or safely removing solids from a basement.