Homes with finished basements require sewage ejector pumps to push waste up and out of the bathroom and/or kitchen through the plumbing system. Kingston Plumbing & Heating, Inc. understands the importance of ejector pumps to the cleanliness, sanitation, and convenience of a finished basement. With years of experience working with ejector pumps in New England, we have the knowledge necessary to repair or replace any kind of sewage system in your commercial or residential building. For every sewage ejector pump project, trust Kingston Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
Kingston Plumbing & Heating, Inc. is the go-to plumbing company throughout Massachusetts for ejector pumps because of our extensive training and hands-on experience with these systems. As a family-owned-and-operated company based in Danvers, MA, we work closely with every customer to ensure the optimal performance of basement ejector pumps.
Joe Kingston, owner of Kingston Plumbing & Heating, Inc., stands by the work of his staff and sends employees to additional ejector pump training seminars to separate his company from the competition. His hard work pays off. Our customers praise Kingston Plumbing & Heating, Inc. for expertly handling complex ejector pump systems and other plumbing, heating, and gas fitting jobs. Read our testimonials. When it comes to dependable, professional ejector pump services, you can count on Kingston Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
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Typical sewer systems rely on gravity to transport waste out of the home. Basement bathrooms, laundry rooms, and kitchens, however, are below ground. Therefore, they require a piece of equipment that can pump waste up and out of the belowground rooms. Any plumbing fixtures you install below the level of your main septic or sewer line will require ejector pumps.
Typically installed in your basement, the ejector pump sits in a sump basin dug into the ground. This basin can usually hold about 30 gallons of waste. When the wastewater in the sump basin reaches a certain amount, the ejector pump ejects it from the basin and up to ground level. From there, the wastewater goes to your septic tank or sewer. After the pump drains enough, it automatically turns off until the next time it’s needed.
Ejector pumps have a few crucial parts and components for operation. These include a check valve, vent, and pump outlet line. Each part must operate efficiently and correctly for the pump to work properly. A broken check valve, for example, can lead to wastewater draining back into the sump basin – wasting energy re-pumping the same waste and potentially leading to overflow. When something goes wrong with your ejector pump, don’t hesitate to contact Kingston Plumbing & Heating, Inc. for repairs or replacements.
At Kingston Plumbing & Heating, Inc., customer satisfaction is what we do best. If you have ejector pumps at your home or business, this means expert pump maintenance, repairs, and replacements. We’ll come to your location at a time that’s convenient for you to inspect your ejector pump for inefficiencies or problems. Then, we’ll give you an accurate and appropriately priced estimate of your services. Once you give the go-ahead, we’ll start work right away.
Like other appliances in your home, your ejector pump needs routine maintenance to continue working correctly and energy efficiently. At Kingston Plumbing & Heating, Inc., we’re happy to schedule you for routine maintenance checks so you never risk a pump breakdown. Here’s what our maintenance process covers:
Our maintenance process is comprehensive, checking every aspect of your ejector pump system and sewage line/septic tank. We’ll detect any issues, potential problems, or inefficiencies and recommend the best course of action. When you schedule routine maintenance with a licensed plumber, you can rest assured that your ejector pump is operating safely and effectively.
Installing an ejector pump in your basement isn’t something you should attempt to do yourself. DIY ejector pump installations can lead to breaking permit requirements, making an enormous mess, and damaging your sewage system. Avoid the headache by hiring a licensed plumbing company with experience handing ejector pumps, such as Kingston Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Fill out our online form to set up an appointment today.
If you have an ejector pump that needs servicing or you’re interested in installing an ejector pump for a remodel or new construction, come to Kingston Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Our highly trained professionals can service or replace your ejector pump quickly and easily. As a company that specializes in all phases of residential and commercial plumbing applications, we’re your one-stop-shop for all types of ejector pump services. If you need more information about ejector pumps, call Kingston Plumbing & Heating, Inc. at (978) 304-1933.
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