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Pumps · Wastewater & stormwater

Sewage, wastewater and stormwater pump repairs

Repairs and installations for sewage, stormwater and sump pumps, pits, float switches and alarms.

Overview

Wastewater & Stormwater Pumps from Fusion Pumps

Wherever wastewater or stormwater cannot drain away by gravity, a pump does the work. Basements, lower-ground floors, properties that sit lower than the sewer connection and low-lying yards all rely on a pump, a pit and the controls that switch it on at the right level.

We repair, replace and install sewage, wastewater, stormwater and sump pumps for homes, strata buildings and commercial sites across Sydney, along with float switches, high-level alarms and grease and trade waste pumping systems.

When one of these pumps stops, the pit keeps filling. If a high-level alarm is sounding, cut back water use on the property to slow the pit down, then call us to arrange a technician.

What this service covers

  • Sewage and wastewater pump repairs and replacements
  • Stormwater and sump pump repairs and replacements
  • Pump and pit installations
  • Float switch and level control replacements
  • High-level alarm repairs and testing
  • Grease and trade waste pumping systems
  • Non-return valve and discharge line repairs

When to call

The signs that point to this service.

  • A high-level alarm is sounding

    The pit is filling faster than the pump can empty it, or the pump has stopped. Reduce water use straight away and give us a call.

  • Odours around the pit

    Sewage smells near a pump pit can mean a damaged lid seal, a venting problem or a pump that is no longer clearing the pit properly.

  • The pump runs but the level stays high

    A blocked impeller, a jammed non-return valve or a worn pump can leave the motor running without moving much water.

  • Flooding at a low point after rain

    If a basement, driveway pit or low-lying area floods in heavy rain, the stormwater pump may have failed, be undersized or have a stuck float switch.

Wastewater & Stormwater Pumps FAQs

Common questions, answered.

If yours is not here, call us and we will talk it through.

Can't see your question?

Talk to our team during office hours (Mon–Fri 7am–3pm), or any time for emergencies.

Reduce water use straight away by holding off on flushing, showers, dishwashers and washing machines. Check that the pump has power and a circuit breaker has not tripped, but do not open the pit. Then call us to arrange a technician.

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Tell us what you need. We'll take it from there.

Request a callback and our team will be in touch during office hours. For plumbing and electrical emergencies, call any time.

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