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Sump & Ejector Pump Services in Pueblo

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Both sump and ejector pumps sit in their own basin typically found in the basement of your home. Although they may look similar, they serve different purposes. The professionals at Patterson Plumbing & Heating, Inc. understand these differences and can quickly and effectively serve all your sump pump and ejector pump needs.


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What Is an Ejector Pump?

Ejector pumps or solid waste pumps are typically located in homes with a basement or homes with sewer lines below the level of city sewer or septic tank lines. Their main purpose is to pump sewage or grey water up and out of the basement into a sanitary sewer line. There are two outlet pipes coming from the ejector pump basin, one for sewage and one for sewer gases. Often basement washing machines, sinks, and floor drains all drain into the ejector pump basin where they are pumped out of the home.

What Is a Sump Pump?

Sump pumps are found in most homes that have a basement, cellar, or crawlspace. A sump pump’s main purpose is to pump water out of the basin that has accumulated from perimeter drains of the home or naturally occurring ground water. There is one outlet pipe coming out of the pump basin that pumps water up and out of the home into the yard or exterior storm drain. Typically, this pipe will be outfitted with a one-way valve that prevents water from flowing back into the home.

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