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A submersible pump is an air-tight sealed motor close-coupled to the pump body. The main advantage of this type of pump is that it prevents pump cavitation, a problem associated with a high elevation difference between pump and fluid surface. A submersible pump never requires priming as the whole assembly is submerged in the fluid. Submersible pumps are very efficient because they spend less energy moving water into the pump, the water pressure pushes the water into a submersible pump, thus “saving” a lot of the pump’s energy. Here are some before and after pictures of locations that PumpMan SoCal has serviced.
PumpMan SoCal is the company to call for Repair and or maintenance of pump systems, for 35 years they have been serving Los Angeles, Orange County, Riverside and San Bernardino areas. When it comes to sewage pumps, storm water pumps, booster pumps, AC pumps, irrigation pumps, water feature pumps, commercial pool pumps and others we are the one’s to call.
Waterlogging in the basement and at the workplace is a common issue many of us go through on a daily basis and without a high quality submersible pump at your fingertips there is always going to be hours of cleanup and water removal.
When you look back to all the earthquakes Southern California has encountered in the past few years, you start to realize just how unprepared all of us are. Homeowners should realize that anything can happen and we are in the hands of Mother Nature. After the earthquakes that shook Southern California recently, such as the 5.1 earthquake that struck near La Habra, we want to take the time to inform you about preparing your home for water damage and how to keep water out of your home or business.
Are you being smart with your water? If you have been living in California for some time you realize why we ask. At the end of January, Gov. Jerry Brown called a drought emergency and asked Californians to cut their water use by at a minimum of 20 percent to help make up for the lack of rain the past few years. This should be nothing new to residents, however, many are still unaware about what to do to contribute.
