Lift stations come in different styles, and our technicians will ensure that you get the right unit for your system.
There are a few well-known components of a septic system, including the tank and pipes that allow for safe and efficient movement of wastewater. The drain field allows treated effluent to go back into the soil. But one lesser-known part is the lift station, which may be present in setups where gravity isn’t enough to move the waste and water efficiently. Lift stations are common on residential and commercial properties, and they typically use electricity to move waste from a lower point to a higher point. If the topography of your Kathleen, Florida property doesn’t allow for gravity-fed movement, turn to Averett Septic Tank Co Inc. for lift station service.
Whether your system requires the addition of a lift station or you’re looking for assistance with an existing unit, you can count on our trained and highly experienced technicians. Our company has been serving the community since 1958, and we continue to be a trusted provider. We start with an assessment of the current setup and property conditions to determine whether a lift station is necessary. From there, we’ll talk to you about options and recommendations, as well as provide an estimate for the service.
Lift stations come in different styles, and our technicians will ensure that you get the right unit for your system. Our goal when installing lift stations and other septic components is to ensure system performance and longevity. In order to meet this goal, we’ll provide education about caring for the system and the necessary maintenance over its lifespan.
At Averett Septic Tank Co Inc., we offer services for lift stations throughout Polk County, Florida, including Eaton Park, Highland City, Crystal Lake, and the rest of Lakeland, as well as Winter Haven, Auburndale, Bartow, Polk City, Mulberry, Haines City, Dundee, Lake Wales, Davenport, and Kathleen; Hillsborough County, including Plant City, Thonotosassa, Seffner, and Dover; Highlands County, including Sebring and Lake Placid; Sumter County, Osceola County, Orange County, Okeechobee County, Lake County, Hardee County, and Citrus County.