Lift Station Service and Repair
Where gravity will not do the job, a lift station pumps waste up to where it can flow again. Flat ground and high water tables make them common across South Florida, on commercial sites and plenty of residential ones.
A lift station is the one part of a system with moving parts and electricity in it, which is exactly why it is the part that needs looking at on a schedule.
What we service
Pumps, float switches, control panels and alarms. Most station failures we are called to are a float or a panel rather than the pump itself, and a failed float gives no warning at all until the station overflows.
- Pump condition and performance under load
- Float switches and their travel
- Control panel, breakers and alarm circuit
- Wet well cleaning and grease removal
Commercial schedules
For restaurants and property managers, a scheduled visit is far cheaper than an emergency one, because an overflowing station on a commercial site is not only a repair bill.
6:00am to 6:00pm, Monday through Saturday. Closed Sunday.
Where we do this work
Lift Station Maintenance across all five counties
Same crew, same price, from Homestead to Port St. Lucie.
Common questions
What people ask about lift station maintenance
How often should a lift station be serviced?
It depends on load. Commercial stations generally need a regular schedule; a light residential one less often.
My alarm is going off. What now?
Stop putting water down the drains and call. The alarm means the well is filling faster than the pump is clearing it.
Do you service the control panel too?
Yes, panels, floats and alarms are part of the job, not an add-on.
Also from Cobra Septic
Related work
Septic Pumping
Tank pumping and waste removal on a schedule that keeps the system healthy.
Learn more →Hydro Jetting
High-pressure cleaning that clears the blockages a pump-out leaves behind.
Learn more →Drain Field Systems
Repair, replacement and maintenance for fields that no longer drain.
Learn more →Need lift station maintenance? Tell us what it is doing.
Describe the problem on the phone and we will tell you what it takes to fix, before anyone drives out.