Lift Stations & Sewer Lines.
Lift station and collection system treatment
Grease mats, solids and hydrogen sulfide gas make lift stations expensive to maintain and unpleasant for operators and neighbors. A regular biological program helps keep wet wells and sewer lines cleaner.
Common problems
- Grease mats and solids in wet wells that need frequent cleaning
- Hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) that corrodes concrete and equipment and causes odors
- Odor complaints from nearby homes and businesses
How we help
- Beneficial bacteria digest organic waste where it collects, instead of masking it with chemicals or fragrance.
- We recommend a product and dosing schedule based on your system and goals.
- Natural and biodegradable, with follow-up support from our team.
Where it is used
- Lift stations
- Wet wells
- Sewer lines
- Manholes
- Force mains
Frequently asked questions
How does biological treatment help a lift station?
Beneficial bacteria digest the grease and organic solids that build up in wet wells and sewer lines. Healthy beneficial bacteria also compete with the bacteria that produce odors and hydrogen sulfide.
Where and how often is it dosed?
It is usually dosed at the lift station or at upstream manholes on a regular schedule. We recommend the location and frequency after learning about your flows and problem areas.
Does it replace H₂S safety procedures?
No. Biological treatment supports odor and corrosion control, but crews must always follow their gas monitoring and confined-space safety procedures.
Let’s look at your system, free
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