As America celebrates 250 years of history, innovation, and resilience,
E/One Sewer Systems is taking a moment to reflect on the remarkable communities
they're proud to serve — from iconic coastal landmarks to rural towns that most
people have never heard of, but that deserve clean, reliable sewer infrastructure
just as much as anywhere else.
That milestone? More than 1 million E/One grinder pumps manufactured.
It's a number worth sitting with. One million individual pump stations, each one
representing a home connected to central sewer for the first time, a failing
septic system replaced, a lakeshore protected, or a new neighborhood made
possible where conventional gravity sewer would have been cost-prohibitive or
physically impossible.
Watch the full video above to see the communities, the landscapes, and the
people behind this achievement.
What Makes E/One's Story Different
Most infrastructure milestones are measured in miles of pipe or tons of concrete.
E/One's milestone is measured in households — in the real, daily impact of a
system that works quietly underground so that families above ground don't have to
think about it.
The E/One grinder pump system has been deployed across terrain that no gravity
sewer could ever navigate: rocky lakeshores in the Pacific Northwest, low-lying
coastal communities in the Florida Keys, historic districts where open trenching
would have destroyed the character of a neighborhood, and high-elevation mountain
communities where elevation changes make traditional sewer engineering a near
impossibility.
E/One's All-Terrain Sewer® — Sewering Anywhere
The backbone of E/One's reach is their ALL-TERRAIN SEWER® system — a low-pressure
grinder pump-based approach that routes small-diameter force mains along existing
utility corridors, roads, and property lines rather than requiring the deep, wide
trenches of gravity sewer. The result is a central sewer solution that can be
installed at up to half the cost of gravity sewer, with far less disruption to
the land and the people who live on it.
That's not a marketing claim — it's why E/One systems are found protecting the
water quality of Sacheen Lake in Washington, Flathead Lake in Montana, Perkins
Pond in New Hampshire, and dozens of other sensitive water bodies across the
country and around the world.
Haynes Equipment: Your Regional E/One Source
Haynes Equipment Company is a proud E/One distributor serving the region with
sales, service, and application support for the full E/One grinder pump and
sewer system product line. Whether you're an engineer designing a new pressure
sewer system, a municipality exploring options for a septic-to-sewer conversion,
or a developer planning infrastructure for a site where gravity sewer isn't
feasible, we can help you find the right E/One solution.
Contact Haynes Equipment to get started, or browse our E/One manufacturer page
for product specs, system configurations, and application resources.