Reliable Sump Pump Solutions: Defend Your Home from Water Damage

Yes, especially during heavy rains or if you’re prone to flooding. A non-functioning sump pump can lead to significant water damage. If you suspect your pump is failing, contact us immediately for emergency service.

Regular testing, keeping the pit clean, ensuring the discharge pipe is clear, and having a backup power source are key. For detailed maintenance tips tailored to your specific model, please contact our team.

Common types include pedestal and submersible pumps, with various power options. The best choice depends on your basement’s size, water table, and specific needs. Our experts can recommend the most suitable option after an on-site assessment.

Most installations or replacements can be completed in 2-4 hours. However, if significant modifications to the pit or drainage system are needed, it may take longer. We’ll provide an accurate time estimate after assessing your situation.

We recommend annual professional inspections and servicing. However, you should test your sump pump every few months, especially before rainy seasons, to ensure it’s functioning correctly.

Signs include unusual noises, frequent cycling, failure to turn on or off, visible rust or damage, or water in the basement despite the pump running. If you notice these issues, call us for an inspection.