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Lift Station Installation & Maintenance work by Dunn Infrastructure Group

Lift Station Installation & Maintenance

Our lift station services encompass everything from new installations to comprehensive maintenance and rehabilitation of existing systems. We ensure reliable operation of these critical infrastructure components.

01Scope

What's included

  1. 01Complete station installation
  2. 02Modern pump technology integration
  3. 03Control system implementation
  4. 04Emergency backup systems
  5. 05Rehabilitation services
  6. 0624/7 emergency support
02Process

How the job runs, start to closeout.

  1. 1

    System Evaluation

    Assessment of flow requirements and site conditions for optimal performance.

  2. 2

    Design Review

    Review of detailed plans incorporating modern pump station technology.

  3. 3

    Construction

    Professional installation of all station components and control systems.

  4. 4

    Commissioning

    Thorough testing and verification of all system components.

  5. 5

    Training & Documentation

    Client training and comprehensive system documentation.

03Markets

Who we do this work for

Lift Station Installation & Maintenance looks different depending on who's buying it. Pick the closest fit to see how we scope, schedule, and close out the work.

04FAQ

Lift Station Installation & Maintenance: frequently asked questions

What is a lift station and why is it needed?

A lift station (also called a pump station) is a facility that pumps wastewater from a lower elevation to a higher elevation when gravity flow is not possible. They are essential in flat terrain like coastal Georgia and South Carolina where the natural grade is insufficient to move wastewater to treatment plants.

How often do lift stations need maintenance?

Lift stations require regular maintenance including monthly pump inspections, quarterly wet well cleaning, annual valve exercising, and ongoing monitoring of control systems. Proper maintenance prevents costly emergency failures and extends equipment life by 15-25 years.

What happens when a lift station fails?

A lift station failure can cause sewage backups, overflows into the environment, and health hazards. That is why we install redundant pumps, backup power systems, and remote monitoring alarms on all lift station installations. We also provide 24/7 emergency response for lift station failures.

Can you rehabilitate an existing lift station?

Yes, we provide full lift station rehabilitation services including pump replacement, wet well lining, control panel upgrades, and piping replacement. Rehabilitation can extend the life of an existing station by 20+ years at a fraction of the cost of new construction.

Last updated: September 24, 2026