Treasure Coast Infrastructure
Lift station maintenance · underground utilities · sanitary sewer
Community and commercial lift stations and underground work on the Treasure Coast. Not a residential septic pumper.
Stuart · Martin County · HOA & commercial
Lift station maintenance in Stuart
For HOA boards, condo associations, property managers, and commercial buildings whose wet well, pumps, or controls are private — not a residential septic tank pump-out, and not a City of Stuart utility ticket for city-owned sewer.
Public sewer vs. private stations
City of Stuart publishes a Private Lift Stations page. Ordinance Division 4 sets design, construction, and maintenance standards for privately owned lift stations connected to the City’s sanitary system. Those privately owned stations stay the owner’s responsibility — HOA, condo association, property manager, or commercial building — not a city utility ticket.
The city also publishes Sanitary Sewer Lift Station Maintenance Tips for owners of on-site stations. City guidance includes preventative maintenance such as wet wells pumped and cleaned at least twice a year; quarterly pump and impeller checks; monthly float cleaning; weekly alarm checks; amp readings monthly; and a semi-annual electrical motor control inspection. That is city guidance for private and on-site owners.
When a private HOA or commercial wet well, pump, or control panel needs work in Stuart or Martin County, call (561) 320-1924.
Private lift station permitting through the City of Stuart is handled by the Permitting Department (city contact published as 772-288-5345). That number is a city permitting contact, not the PumpRoster booking line for private HOA or commercial station maintenance.
Two trades, one number
Treasure Coast Infrastructure (tcifl.com) handles underground utilities, sanitary sewer, and lift-station maintenance. Public address seen: 5360 SE Dell Street, Stuart, FL 34997. Their site lists underground contractor license CUC1226427. Bismark Electric (bismarkfl.com) handles lift-station electrical — control panel, pumps, and floats. Both publish (561) 320-1924. Neither is a residential septic pumper.
Bismark Electric
Lift-station electrical · control panel, pumps, floats
Electrical on the station. Same public number as TCI. Not a residential septic pumper.
Who this Stuart page is for
- HOA and condo boards with a private community lift station
- Property managers for communities or commercial sites
- Commercial building and site managers
- Anyone whose problem is the private wet well, pumps, or controls — not a gravity septic tank and not a city-owned station
Not sure which system you have? Read lift station vs. septic pumping. For the county septic-pumper roster (names and cities only), see Martin County. Treasure Coast hub: lift stations.