Package Pump Stations
Package pump stations for sites where gravity drainage is not practical, combining the chamber, pumps, controls and discharge equipment into a coordinated system.
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Complete pumping systems
Pump stations from initial duty to long-term maintenance
Support for packaged, sewage and stormwater pump stations, including pumps, controls, alarms, valves, installation, commissioning, repair, refurbishment and planned maintenance.
Sewage, Foul & Wastewater Pump Stations
Sewage, foul and wastewater pump stations for domestic, commercial and industrial sites, from compact packaged chambers to larger duty/standby pumping systems.
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Stormwater Pump Stations
Stormwater pump stations for surface-water drainage, attenuation systems, basement drainage and sites where gravity discharge is restricted.
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Sewage Pumping Station Installation
Sewage pumping station installation for new and replacement systems, covering pumps, guide rails, valves, controls, alarms, testing and commissioning.
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Pumping Station Repair
Pumping station repair for failed or unreliable sewage, wastewater and stormwater systems, including pumps, controls, level devices, alarms, valves and discharge equipment.
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Sewage Pump Station Servicing & Maintenance
Planned sewage pump station servicing and maintenance for domestic, commercial and industrial systems, covering pumps, controls, level devices, alarms, valves and accessible station equipment.
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Pump Station Upgrades & Refurbishment
Pump station upgrades and refurbishment for ageing, unreliable or underperforming stations, including pumps, controls, level systems, alarms, telemetry, valves and discharge equipment.
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Emergency Pump Station Repair
Emergency engineering support for pump-station failures, high-level alarms, sewage backup, flooding risk, total loss of pumping and critical control faults.
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What a pump station package can include
A reliable station depends on the complete mechanical and electrical system. Pump selection alone is not enough; chamber arrangement, controls, valve access, storage, rising-main conditions and maintenance access must work together.
Pumps and hydraulics
Duty/standby pumps selected against flow, total head, liquid type, solids and operating cycle.
Controls and alarms
Control panels, level sensing, backup floats, high-level alarms, telemetry and monitoring.
Valves and pipework
Discharge pipework, non-return valves, isolation valves, guide rails and lifting arrangements.
Commissioning and records
Functional testing, pump rotation, alarm checks, duty verification and handover information.
New pump station information
For a new station, send the design flow, incoming levels, chamber dimensions, cover level, rising-main length and diameter, receiving level, electrical supply, required storage and any authority or adoption requirements.
Where design information is incomplete, a technical review or site survey can identify the information needed before equipment is selected.
Existing station information
For repair, servicing or refurbishment, send pump and panel data plates, chamber photographs, alarm symptoms, recent operating history, service records and details of duty/standby operation.
This helps separate pump faults from level-control, electrical, valve, pipework or inflow problems before work is planned.
Adoptable wastewater schemes
For developer-led wastewater schemes, use the dedicated adoptable pump-station page. It covers the specialist mechanical and electrical package, including pumps, wet-well equipment, valve-chamber equipment, kiosk, controls, telemetry interfaces, installation and commissioning.
View adoptable pump stations →Pump station questions
Do you work on domestic and commercial pump stations?
Yes. Alton Pumps supports domestic, commercial, industrial and development pump stations, with the equipment and documentation matched to the application.
Can you upgrade an existing control panel and level system?
Yes. Upgrade work can include pumps, panels, telemetry, level controls, alarms, valves and pipework after the existing system has been surveyed.
What is checked during pump station maintenance?
Maintenance can include pump operation, electrical readings, controls, floats or sensors, alarms, valves, chamber condition and service reporting.