Myers® Sumps and Sewages

Most Common Sewage Pump Applications

Sewage pumps are used to eliminate all the bubbling, dirty, and toxic sludge by pumping it out without you ever having to see, touch, or smell it. While there are several uses for sewage pumps, some are more common than others.

Specialized Pumps for Municipal, Commercial, or Industrial Needs

We work closely with our customers to ensure the correct match between the pump and the application. From effluent and drain water pumps that are designed to have a long duty cycle even in harsh and corrosive environments to pumps that are designed for high output agricultural cooling systems, we have the right pump for the job.

A sewage pump produces two to three times the output of a sump pump, but they are not intended for the same use. They are not meant to run as much even though they have greater torque and more power to get rid of debris or solids instead of just clear water.

Our selection of high quality, industrial pumps is designed to offer low-maintenance, high performance pumps for the basement of your commercial or industrial property or in your municipal pump station and system.

Septic Field

When a business does not have access to a public sewer, the only other option is the installation of a septic field. For this application, a Myers sewage pump in New Jersey breaks down and pumps out waste into a septic tank. Eventually, the business owner must call a septic service to come pump out the septic tank. A Myers sewage pump in New York made from heavy-duty materials is recommended for this application.

If you need help determining if a Myers sewage pump is right for your application, give us a call at 973-345-5600 and we will be happy to answer any questions. You can also send us an email at info@rapidservice.com.