Zoeller Pump Company

Reliable Wastewater Solutions Built on Generations of Expertise

Proven Performance in Sump, Sewage, and Effluent System

Zoeller Pump Company is one of the oldest family-owned water pump manufacturers in North America. Founded in 1939 in Louisville, Kentucky, the company has grown into a respected leader in the wastewater and drainage industry. With more than eight decades of pump engineering experience, Zoeller is known for producing dependable equipment designed to perform reliably in residential and commercial wastewater systems.

Zoeller pumps and accessories are widely trusted for their durability, consistent performance, and long service life. The company continues to improve its products through ongoing research and development, ensuring that contractors and installers have access to solutions for wastewater management and drainage applications.

Zoeller delivers proven performance in sump, sewage, and effluent systems. Contractors and installers rely on these solutions for their strong construction, simple installation, and dependable operation in wastewater handling environments.

Through Aquateck’s distribution network, customers gain access to trusted Zoeller equipment and knowledgeable support. Our team helps contractors and installers select the right components for sump pump systems, wastewater management solutions, and drainage installations.

A few of the products from Zoeller

Aquateck supplies several Zoeller wastewater system components designed to support sump pump and drainage installations.

Zoeller-Quiet-Check-Valve

1-1/2″ Quiet Check Valve

Designed to prevent backflow in sump pumps and drainage systems. The spring-loaded flapper design helps eliminate water hammer while protecting the pump and maintaining smooth system operation.
Zoeller-Tri-Check-Valve

1-1/2″ Tri-Check® Valve

A combination valve that integrates a check valve, union, and ball valve into a single fitting. This design simplifies installation while providing backflow prevention and easy maintenance access in sump and sewage systems.