Romtec Utilities designs, manufactures, and supplies pumping systems for all types of applications, and at the heart of every pump stations is a similar goal: moving water. There are many technologies available for moving water in all types of different forms and conditions, and the best method is gravity, though it is not always available. Some project requirements specify the need to move a very high volume of water without generating a lot of pressure.

Romtec Utilities designs, manufactures, and supplies pump and lift stations for all types of applications. Our services start at the very beginning of the design phase, but just as important, our services run all the way through the final commissioning of the system. These services are one of the many ways that Romtec Utilities distinguishes ourselves from any competition in this discipline and marketplace. With Romtec Utilities, you are not just purchasing a product. You

Romtec Utilities designs, engineers, and manufactures pump stations for many applications including wastewater, stormwater, and industrial applications. One challenge all pump station operators share is the risk of system failure, especially during extreme weather. Loss of power, component failure, and clogging/blockage are the most frequent causes for pump station failure during storm events. These types of failure can often be protected by including backup components, such as emergency generators or redundant pumping configurations. Redundancy helps

Romtec Utilities uses our customer’s site data (or from their engineer) to design site-specific pump stations for all water pumping applications. One vital piece of information used to design lift stations is the dimension of the pressurized force main. This measurement is defined by several factors: the diameter of the force main, the force main material, and the thickness of the pipe wall. Force mains are integral to the functionality of water infrastructure. The piping

Romtec Utilities designs, engineers, and manufactures pump stations as complete packages, including all structural components like wet wells, valve vaults, meter vaults, and more. We prepare each of these structures prior to delivery so they can be installed quickly and easily by the awarded contractor. Some of the preparation work involved during fabrication includes installing mechanical assemblies directly into the structure, installing mounting hardware, identifying and labeling each prefabricated unit, and applying any interior/exterior coatings