Hydraflo Pumps Help with Hurricane Eta Recovery in South Florida - Stormwater from Tropical Storm Eta accumulating to over 14 inches of flooding in South Florida. Miami-Dade and Broward counties were hit especially hard with rainfall. Luckily MWI flood control pumps were…
There could be a very easy solution to that pump’s problem.Pump repair specialists can tell you crazy stories about big water pump clogs and unusual items that have gotten caught in pumps, causing unexpected failures. Things like massive fatbergs in sewers often…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyfClZYtXE0 Previous Next Video & Photos Courtesy of: South Florida Water Management District. SFWMD.gov Article Courtesy of: Gov. Ron DeSantis & Staff. Original Article Posted November 8, 2019Indiantown, Fla. – Today, Governor Ron DeSantis visited the C-44 Reservoir and Stormwater Treatment Area (STA)…
Diesel, Electric, and Duel Setups MWI Drive Units MWI works with companies like John Deere, Caterpillar, and US Motors to make sure our customers have the most reliable engines to power their water pumps and are as efficient as possible. While our water pumps…
1926-2016: MWI's 90th year anniversary After being founded by Hoyt Eller in 1926, MWI is now looking forward to its 90th year anniversary in the water pump industry. The company was and is still a family run business with the fourth generation…
Miami Beach residents hope new pumps handle floodwaters The city of Miami Beach, Florida has experienced many changes over the past few years, including constant flooding due to the King Tide of October as well as due to the remnants of passing…
The Army Corps of Engineers awarded contracts for construction of interim gated closure structures at the 17th Street and London Avenue outfall canals Jan. 27.
MWI currently have 12 very large Hydraflo pumps on site to help dewater New Orleans. These 12 pumps have the capability to pump over 630,000 gallons per minute at a 10 foot head.
42 inch pumps being assembled by contractors near the 17th Street Canal, Sunday, September 4. The portable pumps will add their water-removal capabilities to the extensive existing system of pumps that keep New Orleans dry under normal conditions.
On August 27, the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department's 11-foot-diameter sanitary and storm sewer interceptor in Macomb County failed.