Dewatering Pumps for Sale

The terms Dewatering Pumps and Utility Pump are often used interchangeably by contractors and pump retailers. While any pump is technically dewatering, in that they are moving water from one location to another, within the industry, the term typically applies to certain applications.

Dewatering pumps tend to be used in temporary situations such as flooding or removing water from a construction site. Since most utility or dewatering pumps are intended to run for short amounts of time until the water is removed, and then turned off manually, they tend to not have automatic shutoff switches. However, we do have some submersible utility pumps with float switches.

Dewatering Pump Power sources

The horse power for dewatering pumps ranges from 1/6HP to 30HP. Our dewatering pumps are typically powered by Honda, Briggs, or Yanmar engines. Depending on the configuration, some engines have an electronic start.

Dewatering Pump Output Size