Pump maintenance

Sewage pump maintenance that prevents breakdowns.

Planned servicing for foul water pumps, sewage pumping stations and pump chambers across Berkshire, Surrey, Hampshire and London. Based in Sunningdale, we keep residential, commercial and industrial systems running reliably and compliantly.

Maintenance schedules that fit your site

The right service interval depends on pump duty, property type and the cost of downtime. We help you choose, then stick to the plan.

Annual domestic service

Ideal for single-pump homes and small private systems. Catches wear before it becomes a breakdown.

6-monthly commercial checks

For busy pump stations, multiple-occupancy sites and any system where failure is costly.

Pre-winter inspection

A focused check before cold weather and high rainfall, when pumps work hardest.

Post-fault health check

After a repair or alarm, we inspect the full system to make sure the root cause is resolved.

What a service includes

Inspect, test, report — and fix before it fails.

Our engineers look at the whole system, not just the pump. Electrical, mechanical and control checks are all included, with a written report you can keep for compliance or handover.

  • Electrical supply, RCD and control panel checks
  • Float switch and high-level alarm testing
  • Impeller, seal and bearing inspection
  • Pump chamber clean-out and flow test
  • Duty/standby pump rotation and test
  • Written service report with recommendations

Avoid these problems

Common faults we catch early

Most sewage pump failures are preventable. Regular servicing finds the warning signs before the alarm goes off.

Sticking or failed float switches

Causes missed pump cycles and chamber overflow.

Worn impellers and seals

Reduces flow, increases motor load and leads to leaks.

Blocked discharge lines

Build-up of fat, wipes or silt stops the pump emptying.

Faulty alarms and controls

Silent failures mean the first warning is a flood.

Incorrect duty settings

One pump doing all the work wears out twice as fast.

High levels and silt build-up

Reduces capacity and can damage the pump chamber.

Sewage pump maintenance questions

How often should a sewage pump be serviced?

Domestic sewage pumps generally need a service every 12 months. Commercial pump stations, high-usage systems or sites with multiple pumps should be serviced every 6 months. We can set up a planned maintenance contract so the work is never missed.

What does sewage pump maintenance include?

A typical service includes electrical and control-panel checks, float-switch testing, impeller and seal inspection, chamber clean-out, flow and pressure testing, alarm verification and a written service report. We also flag any parts that may need replacing soon.

Can you maintain packaged pump stations?

Yes. We service and maintain all types of packaged pump stations, wet wells, sewage lifting stations and foul water pump chambers for residential, commercial and industrial sites.

Do you offer maintenance contracts?

Yes. Our planned maintenance contracts include scheduled visits, priority 24/7 emergency cover, no call-out surcharges and full service reports. They are popular with landlords, block managers and commercial facilities teams.

What happens if a pump fails between services?

Contract customers get priority emergency response. Non-contract customers can still call our 24/7 line for a same-day or next-day repair visit across the South East.

Pump servicing in the villages we cover

Planned servicing and service contracts for foul water pumps and pumping stations throughout these villages, on annual or 6-monthly rotas.

  • Sewage pump servicing in Chobham
  • Sewage pump servicing in Bagshot
  • Sewage pump servicing in Windlesham
  • Sewage pump servicing in Lightwater
  • Sewage pump servicing in West End
  • Sewage pump servicing in Bisley
  • Sewage pump servicing in Sunninghill
  • Sewage pump servicing in Wentworth
  • Sewage pump servicing in Virginia Water
  • Sewage pump servicing in Englefield Green
  • Sewage pump servicing in Old Windsor
  • Sewage pump servicing in Datchet
  • Sewage pump servicing in Winkfield
  • Sewage pump servicing in Cheapside
  • Sewage pump servicing in Chertsey
  • Sewage pump servicing in Ottershaw
  • Sewage pump servicing in Thorpe
  • Sewage pump servicing in Frimley Green
  • Sewage pump servicing in Ashtead
  • Sewage pump servicing in Cobham

Sewage pump servicing in Chobham, Bagshot, Windlesham, Lightwater, West End, Bisley, Sunninghill, Wentworth and every village in between — all inside our fastest response ring from Sunningdale.

Set up a maintenance plan today.

Protect your sewage pumps and pump stations with planned servicing across the South East.