Pump Stations

Typically used in wells, submersible pumps are also used as lake pumps or tank pumps.  Most commonly seen on flood control lakes (Lake Travis, Buchanan) and premier properties on Lake Austin where ugly pump equipment is not a variable in the landscape equation. Require a dive team to install. 

Used with either city water or atmospheric tank (like a booster pump for a well or rainwater system). These pumps cannot suck water, so needs to have appropriate suction line sizing and placement from an atmospheric tank, or pressure on the inlet from a city main. Available as pump and manifold or preassembled stainless skid.

 Most common on constant surface water levels (Town Lake, Lake Austin, Lake Marble Falls, Lake LBJ, Inks Lake), these pumps can pull water significant distances. They are also useful for buried cisterns in rainwater collection setups. Available as pump and manifold or preassembled stainless skid.

Peristaltic pumps, jet pumps, and axial flow pumps to name just a few. If you need help servicing a pump not common to the Hill Country we have your back.

 By pairing our filtration Skids, precise fertigation modules, and smart controls inside a custom architectural Enclosure, we provide a flawless, plug-and-play solution that protects your landscape, maximizes your water, and complements your aesthetics.