Sewage pump station emergency service

Monday, 9 December, 2024

When your pump station stops working, everything stops with it.

This is an ASL Limited image of a small pump for a pumping station
This is an ASL Limited image of a small pump for a pumping station

The sinks slow, toilets rise, alarms go off, and very quickly the situation becomes stressful.

At ASL Limited, we specialise in 24/7 emergency pump station callouts, and we don’t just turn up to clear the problem – we fix the cause so it doesn’t happen again.

Why Pump Stations Fail

Most pump station breakdowns come down to one of these:

  • Pump jammed by wipes, sanitary products, fat or debris
  • Float switch stuck so the pump can’t detect the level
  • Blocked or collapsed rising main
  • Electrical supply fault or control panel issue
  • Pump has simply worn out from age or heavy demand

Our engineers don’t guess.

A picture of a pumping station alarm system
Pumping station emergency alarm system.

They diagnose, test, and show you clearly what has gone wrong and what needs to be done to prevent a repeat.

Fully Qualified Engineers – Not Just “Pump Men”

Every ASL pump engineer has:

  • Full electrical training – they are safe to work on control panels
  • Experience installing treatment plants, septic tanks & pump stations
  • Practical knowledge of flow rates, capacity & settlement systems

This matters.

A pump station is part of a system, and if the system is not understood, the same problem returns – again and again.

What Happens When We Arrive

This is an ASL Limited image of an air compressor for a Treatment Plant
This is an ASL Limited image of an air compressor for a Treatment Plant

We start with:

  1. Pump Out & Safe Access

    We remove the excess waste to create a safe working area.
  2. Inspection & Diagnosis

    We inspect the chamber, floats, pump body, discharge pipe and non-return valve.
  3. Test Run & Recovery

    We restore the pump to full working order, test the auto-start, and confirm the system is safe.
  4. Advice That Prevents a Second Breakdown

    If the rising main is blocked, the soakaway is failed, or wipes are the issue – we tell you plainly.

Avoid Repeat Breakdowns

Once a pump station has failed once, it’s more likely to fail again if it isn’t serviced.
We recommend a service every 6–12 months, depending on usage.

This keeps:

  • Electrical consumption down
  • Pumps running smoothly
  • Alarms silent
  • Gardens clean and odour-free

Call ASL Limited – Anytime

We’re based near Guildford and cover Surrey, Hampshire, Berkshire & West Sussex.

Call 0800 181 684

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