Septic & Sewer
Pumping, cleaning and sewer line work, residential and commercial, out of both yards.
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Lift station and pump station service across Maine and New Hampshire
Pumping, cleaning and preventative maintenance for residential and commercial pump chambers. Alarms dispatched 24/7.
4.9 on Google , rated 4.9 out of 5 from 61 reviewsLift Stations
Pump stations need attention before the alarm goes off.
A lift station moves wastewater uphill when gravity cannot. When the pump fails, the alarm sounds and everything backs up fast. We pump and clean the chamber, check the floats and the alarm, and put residential and commercial stations on a preventative maintenance schedule so the call does not come at 2 AM.
Pump station preventative maintenance has been part of the work here for years, for homes with pumped systems and for the commercial accounts that cannot afford a station down. Sewer pump replacement is available with several options carried in stock, and we also provide specially engineered pumps.
The full list
What the lift station work covers
Lift Station Services
- Pump station pumping and cleaning
- Preventative scheduled Maintenance
- Panel, float and alarm checks
- Sewer pump replacement, several options carried in stock
Where we see them
- Homes with pumped septic systems
- Condos and multi-unit properties
- Restaurants and commercial buildings
- Campgrounds and seasonal properties
- Homeowner associations with community leach fields and pump stations
Checked before the alarm goes off.
Floats, panel and alarm on a schedule, not at 2 AM.
Our word
You hear the condition of the pump before it fails
Before the truck leaves, you hear the condition of the chamber, the pump and the floats, straight from the tech who was just in it. If the pump is on its way out, you hear that before it fails, not after. No upsell script, no mystery invoice.
Why call us
The same crew that pumps your tank handles the station
The same trucks and techs that pump your tank handle the station, so you are dealing with one company.
We run our own trucks and employ our own techs.
The office answers during the week. After hours a real person answers the emergency line and our on-call manager calls you back.
10,000+ residential and commercial customers are on the books across Maine and New Hampshire.
From the same towns we serve
What an alarm call actually looks like
4.9 out of 5 across 61 Google reviews.
We own a Airbnb in Kittery Point and the guests called up one night and said the septic alarm was going off… They found the septic tank, pumped it, found the problem, and power washed all components and the inside of the tank that day… Then Morgridge came back to insure the pump and float was working properly and replace the dirt over the cover. I’m eternally grateful for their quick response and professionalism.
Steve G. · Kittery Point · Google Review
Jay Matt and Greg have been such a great help! We had an emergency septic issue this morning and they came to the rescue!
Corina L. · Google Review
Excellent response time, incredible service, great value, and will continue to use Morgridge in the future. Called at 8:00am, arrived by 8:45, and resolved issue by 9:15. Outstanding. Thank you!
Cary A. · Google Review
Common questions
Questions we get about lift stations
Stop running water in the building and call (207) 439-1250. An alarm means the pump is not keeping up, and it is dispatched around the clock.
Yes. (207) 439-1250 is answered 24 hours a day. Outside our office hours a real person answers the emergency line and our on-call manager calls you back.
We run two yards, Route 236 in Eliot, Maine and 674 White Mountain Hwy in Ossipee, New Hampshire, and cover about 25 miles around each, residential and commercial.
Yes. Sewer pump replacement is available with several options carried in stock, and we also provide specially engineered pumps.
Residential and commercial stations go on a preventative maintenance schedule so the panel, floats and alarm get checked before the pump fails. Call the office and we will work out the right interval for your station.
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Related services
Often booked alongside
Commercial Services
Traps, tanks and pump stations on one account, scheduled around your hours rather than ours.
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Routine Maintenance
Get on a schedule and stop guessing. We track the interval and tell you when the tank is due.
Learn more →Get a free estimate and get on the schedule before it backs up.
Tell us what you need.
Send it over and we reply the same business day with an estimate. Backing up right now? Call (207) 439-1250, a real person answers 24/7.