Jacksonville, FL · Lift Station Cleaning
Lift station cleaning in Jacksonville
Grease, wipes and solids build up in a lift station basin, foul the floats and wear out the pump. Regular cleaning keeps the system cycling properly and catches problems before the alarm goes off at 2 a.m.
What's different in Jacksonville
- After a storm or a long power outage, have the basin checked. Debris that settled while the pump was off is a common cause of the next failure.
- A float stuck in grease is one of the most common reasons for a Jacksonville lift station alarm - and one of the easiest to prevent.
- If your alarm is sounding right now: cut water use, check the breaker once, and call. Don't open the basin.
What's included
- Pump-out of the basin
- Removal of grease and solids buildup
- Float and pump visual check
- Notes on condition and next service
Signs it's time
- The high-water alarm is going off
- Pump runs constantly or short-cycles
- Odors around the basin
- It has not been cleaned in over a year
Where we work
Lift Station Cleaning across Jacksonville
Northside
Oceanway, New Berlin, Dinsmore, Garden City, Highlands, Black Hammock · 32218, 32219, 32226
Westside
Baldwin, Whitehouse, Maxville, Cecil, Normandy, Marietta · 32220, 32221, 32234
Across Duval County
Arlington, Mandarin, Southside, San Jose
How often should a lift station be cleaned?
Most residential lift stations benefit from cleaning every one to two years, more often in homes that send grease or wipes down the drain.
My lift station alarm is going off - what do I do?
Stop using water, check the lift station breaker and reset it once if it tripped, then call 904-578-4787. Our guide covers the full step-by-step.
Do you handle emergencies at night and on weekends?
Yes. Everflow answers 24/7, including weekends, holidays and storms.
How often should a lift station be cleaned?
Many residential stations benefit from cleaning once a year, more often if the alarm trips or the home has heavy kitchen use.