Sewer Pump Repair

Bad Sewer Pump? We Can Fix It or Replace It!

You will know if your septic pump has failed. The sewage level will begin to rise, and your septic system’s alarm will let you know that the waste is not leaving the tank like it should.

You need to call Duncan’s Septic & Backhoe Service LLC to inspect your system. In general, effluent pumps last up to 15 years depending on how hard it must work. If your pump has been there longer than 10 years, it may be easier to simply replace the pump. Our techs will help you with this process by suggesting some replacements and their pricing with you.

If the pump is still young, it may be sensors that are failing, and we can fix those for you quickly and get your system back up and running right. The most important thing to remember as a septic tank owner is maintenance. Maintenance for your system is more than occasional septic pumping. It’s a necessary step towards assuring peak performance and system health. Call our pros today to perform a maintenance sweep of your system. It’s always better to catch issues when they are small.

We are full-service septic system repair and installers. You need the very best and we are there for you when you need us most. Call and schedule your free estimate today at (410) 647-5608

How do I Know When I Need a Repair or

Ejector Pump Replacement?

No water is being removed from the pit, even though the ejector is cycling.
Strange sounds are coming from the pump.
The pump has stopped cycling.
You’re experiencing frequent sewage backups.
Not all pumps have high water alarms so when 'the pump stops working, back-ups can occur in the house or outside

If you are dealing with any of the above conditions in your home, it is probably time to call in a professional. The experienced team at Duncan’s Septic and Backhoe have been repairing, replacing and installing ejector pumps for years, and will be able to inspect your pump and fix the issue fast. Contact us today at (410) 647-5608!