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Sump pumps are necessary appliances in any modern home or business, especially when that property has a basement. Sump pumps prevent flood damage and perform their job exceptionally well. However, this is true only when they are properly maintained. Unfortunately, sump pumps often fall into disrepair more quickly than other plumbing fixtures.
Fortunately, our team of plumbing professionals comprises some of the best sump pump repair technicians around. Therefore, if you’re searching for a plumbing company that can assist you with all your basement sump pump needs, don’t hesitate to contact us right away! We’re always ready to lend you a helping hand.
Recognizing when it's time to reach out to us for sump pump repair can sometimes be a headache-inducing experience. To simplify matters, our team of sump pump repair technicians has compiled a list of two simple tests you can perform to assess your sump pump's functionality. The list is as follows:
A basement sump pump removes excess water from the lowest point in your house, typically the basement. These pumps are usually controlled via a float switch, which means you can't manually turn them on and off. Instead, the switch is triggered when water reaches a predetermined threshold. While the float switch prevents the pump from running excessively, it also makes it quite difficult to determine when there is a problem with the pump itself.
Given the challenge of predicting a sump pump failure, our team of sump pump repair professionals strongly recommends having your sump pump inspected every year.
A battery-operated sump pump is exactly as it sounds: a sump pump powered by a battery. These pumps usually serve as backup emergency pumps in the event of a flood coupled with a power outage (an unfortunate but common situation). If you have concerns about your battery-operated sump pump or if you don't currently possess one, feel free to contact us for service today!
The sewer ejector pump is specifically designed to pump wastewater, usually sewage, from toilets and drains situated below the home’s primary sewer line. In simpler terms, these pumps elevate basement wastewater to ground level, allowing the sewer system to effectively remove it. While sewage ejector pumps may not be required for every home or business, if you have one and require assistance, don't hesitate to reach out to our team of sewer repair professionals.
