Sewage Pump Service

Charlie’s Plumbing, located in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, understands the importance of a functioning sewage system. Without it, your home or business can become quickly overrun by waste and unpleasant odors. That’s why we want to help you learn how to recognize when there is an issue with your system and take action before it becomes a bigger problem.

A sewage pump, also known as an ejector pump, is a device that pumps wastewater from one location to another. They are commonly found in residential homes and commercial spaces where plumbing fixtures are located below the level of the main sewer or septic line. For example, if you have a basement bathroom, a sewage pump is needed to force the wastewater up to the main drainage line, where it can then flow out and be disposed of properly. Without a sewage pump, the drainage would rely solely on gravity and the waste would not be able to flow out properly.

Charlie’s Plumbing can help you identify when your sewage pump needs a repair or replacement. Here are some common signs to look out for: -Dirty water coming out of your taps -A sewage odor in your home -The pump is slow to start or won’t start at all -The pump cycles frequently -Unusual noises coming from the pump

Sewer pumps are designed to last for many years, but certain conditions can cause issues that require a repair or replacement. Our team in Jackson Hole, Wyoming will be able to determine the cause of the problem and recommend the appropriate course of action. Some common causes of sewer pump failure include a broken float switch, clogs in the system, or power supply issues.

Don’t hesitate to reach out to Charlie’s Plumbing if you need service on your sewer system. We will be happy to help you keep your sewage system in top working condition.