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Pressure sewer expertise for the real world
Pressure sewer delivery.
No surprises, no loose ends.
Ecoflow works with project teams to deliver pressure sewer solutions that are right for the site, straightforward to install, and backed long after handover.
Delivered across New Zealand's councils and communities
The real world
Not every project site is straightforward.
Not every handover runs clean.
Pressure sewer is straightforward when the design, documentation and support are right. Ecoflow makes sure all three are.
Getting the system right for site conditions
The design has to match what's actually in the ground. Pressure sewer specified for the wrong conditions creates problems on delivery that are expensive and time-consuming to resolve.
Documentation and commissioning gaps
Incomplete specifications, missing paperwork or commissioning delays are among the most common causes of project overruns. They're avoidable with the right support behind the system.
Support calls after handover
When end users have problems, the project team is often the first call. Without robust lifecycle support behind the system, that phone keeps ringing long after the job is done.
Once the system is commissioned and handed over, Ecoflow supports every end user for the life of the system. No matter who installed it. The project team moves on.
Why Ecoflow
Pressure sewer delivery.
Ecoflow's handled 25,000 of them.
From preliminary design through to commissioning and long-term support, Ecoflow works alongside project teams at every stage of delivery. Project teams that get this right build a reputation for it. Ecoflow helps make that consistent.
Right for the site.
Ecoflow's no-cost preliminary design service confirms the system is specified for actual site conditions before delivery starts. No guesswork, no surprises when the team arrives on site.
On site when it counts.
Ecoflow provides installation guidance, documentation and practical support throughout delivery. Once civil and electrical work is complete, Ecoflow fits the pump, tests the system and provides all required commissioning paperwork. The project team hands over with everything signed off.
Once you hand over, we take the call.
Ecoflow supports every end user for the life of the system, regardless of who installed it. When homeowners call with issues, they call Ecoflow, not the project team. That's not just good service. It's practical risk transfer.
Your handover guaranteeGet your free
preliminary design.
Send us your project details and Ecoflow will provide a cost estimate, hydraulic design and system recommendation, at no cost to you.
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How we work
How Ecoflow works
with your project team.
Ecoflow works alongside project teams from preliminary design through to commissioning, making sure the right things happen at the right time.
Free pre-delivery design service
Ecoflow offers a no-cost preliminary design service, providing a cost estimate and helping project teams evaluate the feasibility and most appropriate system for any site.
Network audit and performance monitoring
Ecoflow can monitor your existing pressure sewer network, confirming design assumptions, estimating additional capacity, and assessing how the network is operating.
Commissioning and testing
Ecoflow handles the full commissioning process, pump fit, system testing, regulatory documentation and sign-off. Everything the project team needs to close the job and move on.
Project management
Ecoflow manages installations from community consultation through to commissioning. Every aspect of the implementation process, handled by the specialists.
Ongoing support, so the project team can move on
Once the system is handed over, Ecoflow's inhouse service centres in Auckland and Christchurch support every end user for the life of the system, regardless of who installed it. When homeowners need help, they call Ecoflow.
Applications
The right system
for your project type.
From council-led schemes to greenfield developments and private installations, Ecoflow has the delivery experience to support every project type across New Zealand.
Septic tank replacement
Council schemes retiring ageing or failing on-site wastewater systems across communities.
Greenfield developments
New subdivisions where conventional gravity infrastructure is not viable or cost-effective.
Private pump up systems
Individual property solutions where gravity drainage to the sewer main is not possible.
Common specification questions
What project teams ask most often.
More detail is available from our team. Contact us for project-specific advice and we'll come back within one business day.
What documentation does Ecoflow provide at commissioning?
Ecoflow provides a full commissioning pack including test results, system configuration details and any required regulatory documentation. All paperwork is completed before handover so the project team can close the job with confidence.
How quickly can Ecoflow turn around a preliminary design?
Once site details are received, Ecoflow typically returns a preliminary design and cost estimate within a few working days. Contact our team to discuss your project timeline and we'll confirm what's achievable.
What happens when an end user has a problem after handover?
Ecoflow supports every E/One system for its operational life, regardless of who installed it. End users contact our service support line directly. The project team is not involved. That's how it should be, and with Ecoflow, it is.
Can Ecoflow help with systems that weren't supplied by Ecoflow?
Ecoflow specialises in E/One products. In some cases we can help retrofit existing systems to be compatible with E/One grinder pumps. Contact our team to discuss your specific situation.
Ready to deliver with
the right partner?
Talk to our team about your project. We'll provide practical support, system advice and a free preliminary design, at no cost to your project. Project teams that deliver pressure sewer well keep getting asked to do it again. We help make that happen.
Pressure sewer expertise for the real world.
New Zealand owned and operated since 2007.