Effluent & Septic Pump Installation
Septic Pumps -> Installations
Residential & Commercial Septic Pump Installation
Area Septic Installation provides septic pump installation services for homes and businesses across SE Wisconsin and NE Illinois. Our team has the experience and expertise to properly install any septic pump available on the market. Choose ASI for your septic pump installation and benefit from our transparent pricing, fast response times, and peace of mind knowing it was done right.
If you are unsure if it is time for a new septic pump, give us a call to come take a look. We’ll give you an honest assessment in plain language of the status of your system and go over all your options. No gimmicks, no high-pressure sales, just fast and dependable service. Contact us today!
Average Cost of Septic Pump Replacement in Wisconsin
The average cost of septic pump replacement in Wisconsin is between $500-$1,800, depending on the pump’s size and type.
Different Types of Septic Pump Replacements & Their Costs
The most common types of septic pump replacements are for:
- Distribution Boxes: A distribution box redistributes waste from the septic tank leading to the leach field. Replacing a distribution box can cost $500-$1,500 including materials and labor.
- Septic Tank Baffles: A baffle prevents solid waste from clogging the system. Repairing a baffle can cost $300-$900.
- Filter Replacements: Filters prevent solid waste from entering the leach filed. The average septic tank filter costs $200-$300.
- Lid Replacements: Septic lids create air and watertight seals. For a replacement, they cost $150-$600 depending on the material (usually plastic or concrete).
Contact Area Septic Installation for fast and affordable septic pump replacement services. Get started with a free quote!
Septic Pump Parts and Lifespan
Septic pumps are required when your septic holding tank is below the grade of the drain field and are typically located within your septic tank or in a separate container alongside it. When the waste level inside the holding tank reaches a certain level, a float activates the septic pump and discharges the waste into the drain field. Septic pumps consist of two main parts, the volute and the motor. The lifespan of a septic pump is between 5 and 15 years with proper maintenance.
How do I know if my septic pump needs to be replaced?
Having a septic system alarm installed will alert you if there is a problem with your holding tank or septic pump. Common signs that your septic pump is failing include:
- Excessive noise coming from your holding tank
- Sewage backups and slow drains
- Pooling water in your yard
- Foul Odors near your septic system
- Septic pump not starting or struggling to start
Wisconsin Septic Pump Replacement
The best thing to do when your septic pump needs to be replaced is to call a licensed professional to install a new septic pump. Having a professional sewage contractor replace your septic pump ensures the installation is completed properly and keeps the manufacturer's warranty in place. Contact Area Septic Installation for the best septic pump installation services in SE WI and NE IL!
Why Choose Area Septic for Septic Pump Installation?
Choose Area Septic for your septic pump installation and benefit from our transparent pricing, flexible scheduling, at commitment to customer satisfaction. We have the experience and capabilities to work across residential, commercial, and municipal projects and the expertise to replace all types of septic pumps. Call the septic professionals at ASI to ensure your septic pump installation is completed properly and functions seamlessly for years to come. Contact us today!
Septic Pump Installation Process
The proper installation of your new septic pump is vital for dependable performance and a long lifespan. The process of replacing a septic pump entails the following:
- Turning off power to the system and closing the valves for the inlet and outlet pipes
- Removal of the old pump
- Inspection of key components and cleaning
- Installation of the new pump
- Reconnect the discharge pipe and electrical supply, adjust the float switch
- Reassembly and testing of the new septic pump
Septic Pump Installers for Southern Wisconsin and Northeastern Illinois
Area Septic Installation has been serving homes and businesses across Southeastern Wisconsin and Northeastern Illinois since 2008. Contact ASI for the best septic service in your area. Get started with a free quote!
Frequently Asked Septic Pump Questions
How long do septic pumps last?
A quality septic pump will last 7-10 years. With proper maintenance and up-keep high-quality septic pumps can last up to 15 years.
Why do septic pumps fail?
There are several common reasons for septic pump failures with clogs from debris or grease being the most common. A clog will quickly prevent your septic pump from functioning which is why homeowners are advised not to flush anything except toilet paper.
What happens when a septic pump stops working?
If your septic pump stops working you may experience a sewage backup into your home. As wastewater builds up in the tank because a malfunctioning pump can’t move effluent out to the drain field, it can begin to overflow and back up into your home. If your septic pump fails suddenly, contact Area Septic Installation for emergency service!