Sewage Treatment Plant Maintenance, Servicing & Repair

H20 ea. can undertake the servicing and maintenance of any sewage treatment plant or system, be it with a gravity outlet or pumped outlet that you may have installed on your site.

For sewage treatment plant installations, we aim to provide you not only with a recommended installer but to provide the services, repair and maintenance of your system for the rest of its working life.

A partnership with our customers is also foremost in our approach and we will try to help you in all of your individual problems with your systems.

Your annual sewage treatment plant service.

Most sewage treatment plants require a service at least once a year and we can advise you during our initial service interval if it needs to be diAerent from the manufactures service requirements due to over use.

We can also undertake servicing of treatment plant outlet pumping stations already installed on the property and advise on their condition.

H2oea can also arrange your treatment plant/septic tank to be emptied or you can arrange this your self with your local tanker company and just call use when it is empty to arrange the service please remember when the tank is emptied this is when the service has to take place not half full or full on most systems.

Service and maintenance log/service sheets

A sewage treatment plant service maintenance service sheet/log will also be provided for your treatment plant that will be updated after every service.

The service will include a full inspection of the tank construction, full mechanical, and electrical test of the air pumps be internal or above ground in a air box housing, electrical testing of the submersible outlet pumps, full high pressure jet wash down of all of the debris, clean float level controls and any transfer pipes included in the plants.

We do not require you to enter into an annual service contract with H2oea for servicing, we shall simply set your site onto our service system and advise you every year that your service is due by text message, email or phone call if you require this.

Servicing works can also be undertaken without the need for the customer on site depending on the system you have installed.

Like all mechanical systems regular maintenance keeps your system free of nuisance breakdowns also it is a requirement of the Environmental Agency that all treatment plants are serviced as per manufactures instruction by a engineer.

Popular sewage treatment plants that we maintain are: Klargester bio disc, Titan, Entec, bio eAicient, Marsh industries, Condor, Clear water, Diamond, WPL, Mantier be it a full treatment plant or aftermarket septic tank conversion unit system.

H2oea also supply and install most makes and models of sewage treatment plant air compressor pumps of all sizes, we also supply and install most makes and models of treatment plant and pumping stations outlet submersible pump ether if they are inside the plant or an outlet pump station if these should break down.

We can also get most spare parts within 48 hours of ordering if the air or submersible are of an unusual size.

Complete coverage of all sewage system maintenance & repairs.

We are a family run business with more than 35 years’ experience in oA mains drainage systems, we can deliver a high standard of maintenance solutions to your household though out east Anglia.

H2oea can help you with:

• Preventive maintenance of electrical and mechanical parts.
• Annual or six-monthly service plans.
• Pump break downs of treatment plants pumps, septic tank pump and pumping station pumps.

Some of the signs that something is wrong with your system are:

• If you lift the cover, you can hear unusual noises from your system or you cannot hear it running at all.
• The electrical supply keeps tripping the fuse box out.
• You can here an alarm. See a flashing beacon or the control panel shows error codes for example F1, F2 etc on some sewage treatment plants and pumping stations.
• Your septic tank or treatment plant tank fills up faster than usual.
• Damp soggy patches on the surface of your garden that were not there before, this may be due to a failed land drainage field system.