Sewage Pumps vs. Gravity Sewer Systems

While gravity sewer pumps have been a staple of homes and buildings all over the world, they are not necessarily the most effective solution for removing water-waste. They come with their own set of advantages, but when compared to more carefully designed, modern sewage pumps, they do leave a lot to be desired.

Sewage Pumps Save Money

Sewage pumps are designed to be dependable, and works by rejecting materials that are too hard to be broken down. This allows them to work without any undue pressure that may cause them to break-down or become ineffective as time goes on. This means that you will be spending less time and money on maintenance in the long-run.

Sewage Pumps are Environmentally Friendly

The right sewage pump works by reducing the amount of harmful chemicals in sewage water. These compounds, with more traditional gravity systems, will generally find their way into natural eco-systems, contaminating them, water and even food sources, where they can pose a risk to human, animal and plant life.

Installation is Simple

Sewage pumps are compact and designed to be installed with relative ease, even in tight spaces. Furthermore, installing them with the help of a technician (which is advised) is generally inexpensive.

Works with High Sewage Lines

In buildings and homes where high sewage-lines make it impossible for gravity pumps to push water-waste uphill, sewage pumps are actually essential for correct removal of waste products. Even when high sewage-lines are not a problem, sewage pumps allow water to be pumped sustainably and evenly.

Contact Ernest Electro Engineering for Details

If you would like to know more about the benefits of using a sewage pump in your home, office or building, be sure to get into contact with a representative from Ernest Electro Engineering today, or visit our