06/11/2026
Take a look at this photo.
On the left is a brand-new sewage ejector pump. On the right is the failed pump we removed from a customer's system. Unfortunately, the previous contractor installed a standard sump pump in an application that required a sewage pump.
What's the difference?
A sump pump is designed to handle clean groundwater. A sewage ejector pump is built to move wastewater and solids from bathrooms, laundry rooms, and other plumbing fixtures. Installing the wrong pump can lead to premature failure, backups, costly repairs, and a whole lot of frustration.
At Mid-State Sewer Service, we regularly find systems that were installed incorrectly. That's why we take the time to inspect the entire setup and make sure the right equipment is being used for the job.
Doing it right the first time saves money, headaches, and emergency service calls later.
If you're experiencing pump problems, strange noises, or frequent backups, give us a call. We'll make sure your system has the proper pump and is operating the way it should.
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