Skip to main content
Fusion Pumps logo
A pump skid with Goulds pumps, blue motors and stainless steel pipework in a workshop

Pump stations

Pump station installation, repairs and maintenance

Installation, repairs and planned maintenance for sewage, stormwater and trade waste pump stations.

Overview

About this service

A pump station is more than its pumps. The wet well, valves, pipework, level controls, switchboard and alarms all have to work together, and a fault in any one of them can take the whole station out of service.

We install, repair and maintain pump stations for strata, commercial and industrial sites across Sydney. Our operations team brings more than 60 years of combined pumping industry experience across trade waste, fresh water pressure, recycled water, aeration, sewer and drainage systems.

With qualified plumbers, mechanical fitters and electricians on the team, the pumps, pipework, controls and switchboard can be looked after together rather than split across separate contractors.

What this service covers

  • Pump station repairs and maintenance
  • Pump station installations
  • Sewage pump repairs and replacements
  • Stormwater pump repairs and replacements
  • Sump pump repairs and replacements
  • Level controls, alarms and control panel faults
  • Trade waste and recycled water pumping systems

When to call us

The signs that point to this service.

  • Alarms are becoming routine

    High-level or pump fault alarms that trigger regularly mean the station is struggling, even if it seems to recover on its own.

  • The pumps are not alternating

    Duty and standby pumps should share the load. If one pump is doing all the work, the other may have failed without anyone noticing.

  • The wet well is slow to empty

    Levels that stay high, or pumps running longer than they used to, can point to worn impellers, a partial blockage or a valve problem.

  • The site is changing

    A new development, an extension or a change of use can push flows beyond what the existing station was designed to handle.

Pump Stations 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 send us a message any time.

It typically covers inspecting and testing each pump, checking level controls and alarms, cleaning float switches and level probes, checking valves and reviewing the switchboard. The aim is to find wear before it becomes a failure.

Ready when you are

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

Request a callback and our team will be in touch during office hours. If a pump has failed or a pit is overflowing, call and tell us it's urgent.

Prefer to give us the full job details?

Book online

Request a callback

Leave your details and we'll call you back during office hours.

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Call usBook online