TBS LLC

Lift stations that keep wastewater moving

We maintain, repair, and retrofit commercial sanitary and stormwater lift stations across Greater Houston — including 24/7 emergency response.

What we do

Service built around how stations actually fail

Property managers and facility teams call when alarms trip, pumps clog, floats stick, or aging stations need a retrofit instead of a full replacement. TBS LLC answers that work for multi-residential, commercial, and municipal systems — not with keyword slogans, but with inspection, clear scope, and crews who know wet wells and control panels.

  • 24/7 emergency response for high wet-well levels, pump failures, and alarm conditions
  • Scheduled inspections aligned with county and municipality expectations
  • Pump rebuild, replacement, and duplex / triplex configuration work
  • Control panel diagnostics — floats, starters, VFDs, and alarm circuits
  • Rehab and retrofit scopes that keep usable infrastructure in place

Who we serve

Property types TBS supports in Greater Houston

TBS LLC serves commercial sanitary and stormwater lift stations for multi-residential communities, apartment and HOA sites, hospitals and senior living, restaurants and hospitality, schools and campuses, government buildings, and light industrial facilities across Harris, Montgomery, Chambers, and Walker counties. If wastewater or stormwater must be pumped uphill from your property, we are the crew that maintains, repairs, and restores that station.

  • Apartments, condos, and HOA packaged stations
  • Healthcare, retirement, and assisted living
  • Restaurants, hotels, and commercial kitchens
  • Schools, campuses, and government sites
  • Municipal and light industrial pump stations
  • Stormwater lift stations at low-lying properties

Why call TBS

Decades in wastewater — based in Magnolia, serving Houston

With long experience in the waste and stormwater industry, we focus on the cost-effective path: repair what should be repaired, replace what is spent, and put the station back into reliable duty. Business hours are Mon–Fri 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; emergency service runs around the clock.

  • Headquarters: 6315b FM 1488 RD #167, Magnolia, TX 77354
  • Coverage across Harris, Montgomery, Chambers, and Walker counties
  • Email plans and questions to service@texasliftstations.com

Start here

Common reasons teams reach out

Alarm / overflow risk

High-level alarms, pump-down failures, or suspected grease binding floats. See emergency response.

Compliance visits

Monthly inspection checklist and cleaning cadence so stations stay inspection-ready. Maintenance plans · flush don’ts.

Aging station

Fifteen-plus years in and components are tired — retrofit often beats full replacement. Repair options.

Proof from the field

Media

Real TBS lift station work across Greater Houston — wet wells, pumps, panels, and commercial repairs.

Questions people ask

Quick answers

Do you only serve Houston proper?

No. We work across Greater Houston from our Magnolia base, including Harris, Montgomery, Chambers, and Walker counties — cities such as The Woodlands, Conroe, Spring, Tomball, Humble, Pasadena, and nearby communities.

Can you help after hours?

Yes. Emergency lift station service is available 24/7. Call (832) 473-7222 and describe the alarm state, wet-well level, and whether wastewater is at risk of overflowing.

Do you work on control panels and pumps, or only wet wells?

Both. We diagnose and service pumps, valves, guide rails, float switches, motor starters, VFDs, and alarm panels — the mechanical and electrical sides of the station.

Who does TBS LLC serve?

TBS LLC serves commercial sanitary and stormwater lift stations for multi-residential communities, apartment and HOA sites, hospitals and senior living, restaurants and hospitality, schools and campuses, government buildings, and light industrial facilities across Harris, Montgomery, Chambers, and Walker counties.

Need a station assessed?

Call for emergency dispatch or schedule a maintenance visit. We serve commercial, multi-residential, and municipal pump stations across Greater Houston.