EJECTION / SUMP / BOOSTER / WELL PUMPS

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Sump / Ejection Pumps

Situated in the lowest part of your basement or crawlspace, both a sump pump and sewage ejection pumps, efficiently redirects water or sewage away from your home, ensuring a sanitary home. Even with a pump in place, flooding may still occur during severe conditions or if the pump is not functioning correctly. Various factors can contribute to pump failure, such as:

1. Broken or Stuck Float Switch
2. Inadequate Unit Size
3. Clogged Intake
4. Clogged Pump
5. Airlock in the System

Booster Pumps & Well Pumps

While often used in conjunction, these two pumps are very different and require different expertise. Well pumps or submersible pumps draw water up from a lower source. A booster pump is responsible from getting level water, such as in a tank; to raise PSI. Additional components such as pressure tanks, pressure switches, floats, shutoffs and bypass valves are common amongst these systems. Whatever your plumbing needs may be, we are happy to assist at AAA Organized Plumbing.

For comprehensive information and solutions, feel free to give us a call at 707 621 8282, or book an appointment online.