Jacksonville, FL · Residential Lift Station Installation
Residential lift stations in Jacksonville
When a home sits lower than the tank, the drain field or the sewer main, gravity can't do the work. A residential lift station - basin, pump, float controls and a high-water alarm - moves wastewater where it needs to go.
What's different in Jacksonville
- Flat terrain and low-lying lots are common across Jacksonville, so lift stations are too - especially on the Northside and near the St. Johns and its creeks.
- Plan for storms. A lift station with a working alarm and a homeowner who knows where the breaker is rides out a power outage far better.
- Homes converting from septic to JEA sewer sometimes need a lift station to reach the main. We'll tell you whether yours does.
What's included
- System sizing and placement
- Basin, pump and float installation
- Alarm and control panel setup
- Testing and walkthrough
Signs it's time
- Your home sits lower than the sewer main or septic tank
- Your existing lift station is failing or alarming
- New construction on a challenging lot
- Frequent pump cycling or burnout
Where we work
Residential Lift Station Installation 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
FAQ
Jacksonville questions.
More on residential lift station installation and septic service in Jacksonville.
Does my Jacksonville home need a lift station?
Only if wastewater can't reach the tank, drain field or sewer main by gravity. We'll look at the elevations on your property and tell you straight.
What happens to a lift station in a power outage?
The pump stops, but water use keeps filling the basin. Cut back on water until power returns. If the alarm sounds, call us - we answer 24/7.
Do you service existing lift stations too?
Yes. We clean, repair and replace pumps and floats on existing residential lift stations across Jacksonville.
What does the lift station alarm mean?
Usually the water level in the basin is higher than it should be - often a pump, float or power issue. Limit water use and call us. We are available 24/7.