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Flood Relief For the City of Deltona, FL The city of Deltona, FL had experienced an exorbitant amount of rainfall during the summer of 2002, causing the many lakes to overflow and many residential areas to flood. As much as 100-million gallons was threatening to damage many homes. The avera... Read More

Utility Company Uses Thompson Pumps For Emergency Back-Up Lift Station Operation The recent hurricanes that hit Florida and the southeastern United States are a stark reminder of how much we rely on public utilities and services. When hurricanes hit land, thousands of homes and businesses lose vital power, communication, water an... Read More

Thompson Pumps Assists in Relieving Flooding From Hurricanes Forecasters predicted that the 2004 Hurricane Season was to be an active one. Within the span of two months, Tropical Storm Bonnie and Hurricanes Charley, Frances, Ivan and Jeanne slammed Florida’s Gulf and Atlantic coasts bringing heavy winds,... Read More

Thompson Pumps Bypass Stormwater in Naples, FL As part of planned municipal improvements, the City of Naples, Florida, was having the storm drain system located along State Road 41 relined. Metro Sewer Services of Sanford, Florida was awarded the contract. For the relining to start, a temporary b... Read More