Qwik Jon from Zoeller

No need to break concrete!

Save money and time by not breaking concrete with Zoeller's line of home improvement products. The Qwik Jon is a reliable upflush solution, challenging conventional plumbing processes by eliminating the added time and stress of revamping the bathroom space.

Zoeller's Qwik Jon makes it easy for you (and your customer)!

This is why:

• Choose an easy install in front of your wall or a discrete installation behind the wall.

• Recessed side handles for carrying and installation.

• Non-clogging vortex impeller for reliable operation.

• Automatic reset protects the pump from thermal overload.

• No gravity drain required.

• Smooth surface for easy cleaning.

• Collects used water from all fixtures including sinks, faucets, tubs, showers, and more

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1. Health - The cloud of dust that happens when drilling into concrete is concerning. If you can avoid yourself and your customers breathing concrete dust, why not?

2. Dust - It's annoying. During a renovation, it's everywhere. Covering and barricading doesn't always cut it. Eliminate the dust all together by not breaking concrete in the first place!

3. Cost - It's not a surprise to know that more labor equals higher labor cost. Breaking concrete to find your drain line could cost the homeowner over $1,500. Let's hope you don't throw your back out! That could bring higher cost.

4. Time - What if you could complete that job quickly and move on to the next?

5. Leaks - If you jack hammer in the wrong spot, oops! You might have an unexpected leak to repair eating up your time and energy.

6. Property Damage - Flying debris while breaking through concrete is a significant risk. Not just to yourself or your crew, but to a home's interior.

7. Effort - There's no way around it. It's hard work!

8. Noise - Jack hammering pavement can be as loud as 100 decibels of sound. Yikes!

9. Heavy Mix & Gravel - Yeah, you'll have to lug gravel and mix around to repair the concrete after it's broken.

10. You Need a Crew! - It's easier to break concrete with a team, but we don't think anyone works that hard for free.

11. Logistics - Depending on the layout of the home, the location the renovation taking place, it might just be simpler to not break the concrete.