Pressure sewer systems remove the dependence on gravity flow by utilizing pumps to transport wastewater. This innovative design allows for small diameter, flexible pipe placement that isn’t restricted by elevation changes or ground conditions. Pipes can be laid in shallow trenches, around obstacles, or even uphill, significantly reducing the need for large-scale grading or excavation.

By simplifying grading requirements, developers can avoid costly equipment rentals, reduce labor hours, and minimize environmental disruption. Additionally, less grading translates to less material handling and disposal, further lowering project costs. For projects located in environmentally sensitive areas or on sites with restrictive zoning regulations, E/One Sewer System offers a practical solution to overcome terrain challenges without compromising design integrity or compliance.

Integrating pressure sewer systems into developments can significantly streamline stormwater management planning. By reducing the reliance on complex grading and alignment, storm plans can be simplified, allowing developers to focus on optimizing land value and density, and reducing permitting hurdles.

In areas with high groundwater levels, traditional sewer installations demand extensive dewatering measures, driving up costs and project timelines. Pressure sewer systems are installed with directional boring and can eliminate the need for open-cut techniques.

Manholes, which are required for gravity sewer systems, contribute to higher construction and maintenance costs. Pressure sewer systems eliminate the need for manholes.

By implementing modern pressure sewer systems, developers can significantly reduce or eliminate the need for costly Pump & Haul operations during the early stages of development. These systems streamline infrastructure development by reducing impact on existing landscape, mitigating PnH planning and implementation costs.