Pump FAQs

What is Septicity? Septicity occurs when wastewater sits stagnant for extended periods. This lack of flow creates an anaerobic (oxygen-depleted) environment, allowing a specific type of bacteria to thrive. These bacteria break down organic matter in a process that produces hydrogen sulfide (H₂S), a highly unpleasant and harmful gas. The Problems with Septicity: Odor: H₂S…

Keeping Your System Running Smoothly Pumping stations crucial pieces of infrastructure of our wastewater management systems. They  move wastewater from homes and businesses to treatment facilities, keeping our communities clean and healthy. But just like any hardworking mechanical machine, pumping stations need regular maintenance to function at their best. So, the burning question is: how…

Stop Sewage Spills Before They Start: Essential Tips for Pumping Station Owners Sewage spills are a major concern for both homeowners with private pumping stations and water authorities managing large-scale systems. These spills not only pose a serious environmental hazard but can also lead to hefty fines and reputational damage. However, the good news is…

Pumping stations are used to pump water from one area to another instead of a gravity based system. These pumps are designed to collect water and sewage which is then pumping into the sewage network. Advantage Pumping Solutions are able to provide a complete pump station build service across a wide range of applications. We…

A pumping station is used to transfer sewage and wastewater into a sewer system in situations where gravity can’t be relied on for the waste to flow naturally into the sewer. Pumping stations are installed in low lying areas, or on sites where the main sewer is located on higher ground than the drainage pipes.…

Pump systems are durable when correctly installed and maintained. However, you may still experience problems, as any machinery with moving components and consistent usage is liable to. If you’re having trouble with your pump, here are the answers to a few common questions. 1. Why is my pump noisier than usual? Most pumps operate quietly…