HOMA Pumps
At Process & Power, we proudly offer HOMA Pumps, a global leader in submersible pump technology. With more than 70 years of experience, HOMA designs and manufactures pumps and systems trusted worldwide for wastewater, sewage, and industrial applications. Built with German engineering and a commitment to quality, HOMA products deliver durability, efficiency, and reliability in even the toughest environments.
Product Highlights
A Series Non-Clog Pumps – Heavy-duty submersible pumps designed for solids-handling and wastewater treatment.
GRP Series Grinder Pumps – Powerful cutting action to reduce solids and protect downstream equipment.
OC Series Chopper Pumps – Rugged impellers designed to macerate fibrous materials and prevent clogs.
Effluent Pumps – Efficient designs for lighter-duty wastewater and drainage applications.
Mixers & Aerators – Solutions to improve oxygen transfer and solids suspension in treatment processes.
Packaged Pump Systems – Turnkey solutions tailored for municipal, commercial, and industrial facilities.
Why Choose HOMA?
Decades of expertise in wastewater and submersible pump design
Proven performance in municipal, commercial, and industrial applications
Rugged engineering that minimizes downtime and maintenance costs
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Located at: 1721 Corporate Avenue • Memphis, TN 38132
Call us at: (901) 362-5500
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HOMA Pumps FAQ
What are HOMA pumps used for?
HOMA pumps are designed for wastewater, sewage, stormwater, sludge, and dewatering applications. They are widely used in municipal lift stations, industrial facilities, construction projects, mining operations, and commercial wastewater systems.
What types of pumps does HOMA manufacture?
HOMA manufactures submersible sewage pumps, grinder pumps, solids-handling pumps, wastewater pumps, dewatering pumps, drainage pumps, and lift station equipment built for demanding environments.
Why is my HOMA pump not pumping efficiently?
Reduced performance may be caused by clogged impellers, worn wear plates, damaged seals, airlocks, electrical issues, or debris restricting the pump. A professional inspection can quickly identify the cause and restore performance.
Does Process & Power service HOMA pumps?
Yes. Process & Power provides HOMA pump repair, preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, rebuilds, and emergency field service throughout Memphis, Jackson, TN, Little Rock, Springdale, AR, Tupelo, MS, and across the Mid-South.
What are the warning signs that a wastewater pump needs repair?
Common signs include excessive vibration, unusual noises, reduced pumping capacity, frequent cycling, overheating, leaking seals, tripped breakers, foul odors, or recurring lift station alarms.
What causes a sewage pump to clog?
Sewage pumps can become clogged by wipes, grease, rags, stringy materials, sediment, and other debris. Using the correct pump for the application and performing regular maintenance helps minimize blockages.
How often should HOMA pumps be serviced?
Preventative maintenance schedules vary by application, but regular inspections of bearings, seals, impellers, motors, float switches, controls, and electrical components help maximize reliability and extend equipment life.
Can Process & Power troubleshoot lift station problems?
Absolutely. Our technicians diagnose pump failures, float switch issues, control panel problems, motor faults, piping restrictions, and other lift station issues to restore dependable operation.
What industries commonly use HOMA pumps?
HOMA pumps are used in municipal wastewater treatment plants, manufacturing facilities, food processing operations, mining sites, construction projects, commercial buildings, and industrial water management systems.
Can a HOMA pump be rebuilt instead of replaced?
In many situations, yes. Replacing worn bearings, seals, impellers, shafts, and other internal components can restore pump performance while extending the service life of the equipment.
Does Process & Power provide wastewater pump repair near me?
Yes. Process & Power provides industrial and municipal pump repair, preventative maintenance, emergency service, and system troubleshooting throughout Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, and the surrounding Mid-South for customers searching for wastewater pump repair near me.
Why does my wastewater pump keep tripping the breaker?
Repeated breaker trips may indicate motor problems, seized bearings, moisture intrusion, electrical faults, overloaded conditions, or an obstructed impeller. Prompt troubleshooting helps prevent additional damage.
Can preventative maintenance reduce emergency pump failures?
Yes. Routine inspections allow worn components to be replaced before they fail, reducing unexpected downtime, extending pump life, and lowering overall maintenance costs.
What should I do if my lift station pump keeps alarming?
Frequent alarms often indicate pump performance issues, float switch failures, blocked piping, electrical problems, or excessive inflow. Having the system inspected quickly can help prevent backups and service interruptions.
Why choose Process & Power for HOMA pump support?
Process & Power combines experienced technicians, responsive field service, preventative maintenance programs, and wastewater system expertise to help customers maximize pump reliability and keep critical operations running throughout the Mid-South.