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Our Work

The Work Speaks.

Lift stations, grinder panels, booster skids and controls — photographed on the job, not in a catalogue.

Case study

Wet Well Rehabilitation

One well, one hatch, two visits. Drag the water to move between them.

The same wet well after rehabilitation, seen from above: two submersible pumps seated on new stainless guide rails and base elbows, new discharge elbows and check valves, a float switch assembly and a stainless access ladder, all in a clean coated basin.
Looking down into a concrete wet well before rehabilitation, with heavily rusted guide rails and discharge piping crossing over standing dark wastewater, corroded ladder rungs on the wall and a lifting cable coiled at the edge of the opening.
Before and after comparison of the same wet well. Use the slider, or the left and right arrow keys, to move between the corroded well and the rebuilt station.

Lift station · Duplex

Stripped back to the concrete, rebuilt as a duplex station.

The well came to us corroded: rusted guide rails, rusted discharge piping crossing over standing wastewater, corroded ladder rungs. Everything steel came out.

What went back in is a duplex — two pumps sharing one station, so neither of them is the only thing standing between a town and a backup. Everything it hangs on was replaced; the list is below.

  • New stainless guide rails and base elbows
  • New discharge piping and check valves
  • New float switch assembly
  • Coated basin and stainless access ladder

Two visits down the same hatch, the same well underneath both. What went back is what a station should look like.

Next station

Have a station that looks like the before photo?

Send us a photograph down the hatch and a town, and we will tell you honestly whether it wants a rebuild, a rehab or just a pump.