E/One sewer systems offer low-pressure force mains, enhanced water quality

John Brooks Company offers E/One sewer systems.

John Brooks Company Limited sells E/One sewer systems, which are trusted by communities worldwide for such applications as replacing septic tanks and upgrading pressure sewer systems. These solutions serve customers as a cost-effective alternative to standard gravity sewer systems, and they have low-pressure force mains that follow the contour of the land.

Gravity systems must be accurately bedded along continuous downward grades and often involve deep trenches and large, costly lift stations, but E/One sewer systems eliminate these issues.

Enhancing quality of life

Among the benefits of the sewage grinder pumps used in these systems: they are safe, protecting water quality and enhancing quality of life; they reduce the costs of initial and ongoing housing; they never disrupt the appearance of the landscape, nor damage structures; the central sewers increase home values; and homeowners never need to conduct preventive maintenance.

Communities that have to replace failing centrifugal grinder pumps in pressure sewer systems can rely on the E/One Upgrade pump, the premier sewage grinder pump in Canadian industry and built for existing sewage grinder systems. E/One has engineered this pump to fit virtually any wet well tank, which allows simple drop-in installation. John Brooks Company offers the following types of E/One sewer systems:

• D-series – the most popular E/One product line. Includes a variety of station heights to accommodate burial needs from shallow to very deep. Stations are available with one or two grinder pumps, depending on the selected tank. Five models in total available.
• W-series – the most flexible product line from the manufacturer, comprising a range of basics, covers, discharges, inlets, and panels. Depending on the chosen tank, stations are available with up to four pumps. Nine models available in total.
• Indoor stations – the IH091 is ideal for new construction in which the sewage grinder pump station is installed in a home. The clean design looks appropriate with other appliances in the mechanical room.

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For more information, contact John Brooks Company.

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