Ejector Pumps

Choose TKO Plumbing For Reliable Sewer Ejector Pump Services

When it comes to sewer ejector pump services, choosing a reliable and experienced plumbing company is crucial for ensuring the efficient operation of you system. TKO Plumbing Services stands out as a trusted leader in sewage ejector pump repair and replacements. By calling TKO Plumbing Services for sewage ejector pump services, you can trust that you are entrusting your system to professionals who are committed to providing reliable, cost-effective, and long-lasting solutions to keep your plumbing system running smoothly.

Sewer Ejector Pump Repair

A faulty ejector pump can cause significant stress and inconvenience, which is why we prioritize quick response times and efficient repairs. Whether your pump is making unusual noises, failing to activate, or not properly removing waste water, our team has the skills and knowledge to get it back up and running in no time.

We approach each repair job with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring that we not only fix the immediate problem but also identify and address any underlying issues that could lead to future failures. Our goal is to provide lasting solutions that keep your sewage ejector pump operating at peak efficiency for years to come. If you suspect something is not quite right with your home’s pump, call our experts for sewer ejector pump services in Marietta, GA, today.

Sewer Ejector Pump Replacement & Installation

Sometimes, repairs aren’t enough, and a full ejector pump replacement becomes necessary. Whether you’re dealing with an old, inefficient pump or one that’s damaged beyond repair, we offer expert sewage ejector pump installation services that will keep your home’s plumbing system functioning smoothly.

When you reach out to our plumbers for a sewer pump installation or replacement, we will begin with a thorough assessment of your home’s specific needs. We consider factors such as the size of your house, the volume of wastewater typically produced, and the layout of your plumbing system to recommend the most appropriate pump for your situation. We work with high-quality, reliable brands to ensure that your new pump will provide long-lasting performance and efficiency.

What Is The Difference Between An Ejector Pump & A Sump Pump?

While ejector pumps and sump pumps may seem similar at first glance, they serve distinct purposes in a home's plumbing system. A sewer ejector pump (similar to a lift station) is designed to handle sewage from below-grade plumbing fixtures. This includes toilets, showers, and sinks in basements or other areas below the main sewer line. The ejector pump grinds up solid waste and pumps it upward to the level of the main sewer line, where it can then flow out of your home by gravity.

In contrast, a sump pump is primarily used to remove excess water from a sump pit, typically located in the basement or crawl space. Its main function is to prevent flooding by pumping out groundwater or rainwater that accumulates around the foundation of your house.

So, which one do you need? If you have plumbing fixtures in your basement that are below the level of your main sewer line, you'll need a sewage ejector pump. This ensures that sewage from these fixtures can be properly removed from your home.

If you're dealing with water intrusion issues in your basement or crawl space, a sump pump would be the appropriate choice. Some homes may require both types of pumps, depending on their layout and specific plumbing needs. Our experienced plumbers can assess your home's requirements and recommend the right type of pump for your situation.

What Causes A Sewer Ejector Pump To Stop Working?

Understanding the common causes of sewer ejector pump failure can help homeowners recognize potential issues early and seek timely repairs. There are several reasons why ejector pumps might stop working effectively, and at TKO Plumbing Services, we've seen and addressed them all. Here’s a glimpse into why your pump may not be working properly:

• Wear & Tear: Like any mechanical device, ejector pumps have a limited lifespan, typically around 7-10 years with proper maintenance. As the pump ages, its components can degrade, leading to reduced efficiency and eventual failure.
• Electrical Issues: Since ejector pumps rely on electricity to function, issues with the power supply, float switch, or control panel can cause the pump to stop working altogether.
• Clogs: When non-flushable items or an excessive amount of solid waste enter the pump, it can lead to blockages that prevent the pump from operating correctly. In some cases, a buildup of mineral deposits or sediment can also impair the pump’s function over time.
• Inadequate Maintenance: Your home’s pump needs to be routinely serviced by a professional plumber. Otherwise, it experiences unnecessary stress and can even fail prematurely. Make sure you schedule a sewer ejector pump service at least once a year with your local plumbing company.

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