Submersible pumps are a key component in modern water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure. Designed to operate completely submerged, they are commonly used in situations where gravity flow is not possible or where surface-mounted pumps would be inefficient or impractical.

A septic system with a pump chamber for overflow is designed for sites where gravity alone can’t move wastewater efficiently. These systems collect and temporarily store effluent before pumping it to a treatment or disposal area when elevation changes or long distance prevent gravity flow.

As we welcomed 2026, we took a moment to reflect on the milestones, achievements, and meaningful connections that shaped Global Water’s 2025.

Dry well pump stations are an essential solution for safely and efficiently transferring wastewater, stormwater, or harvested water.