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Sump Pump Repair & Installation

A sump pump only has one job — but when it fails, it fails at the worst possible moment, usually during the storm it was installed for. Our licensed plumbers handle repair, testing, battery backups and new installs, so your basement stays dry when it matters most.
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A Sump Pump You Haven't Tested Is A Sump Pump You Can't Trust

Sump pumps sit quietly in a pit for months, sometimes years, without running — which means a failing motor, a stuck float switch, or a clogged check valve can go completely unnoticed until the one time you actually need it. And the moment you need it most, during heavy rain, is also the moment a power outage is most likely to take it offline entirely, unless there’s a battery backup ready to take over.

We repair, test and install sump pumps of every type, and fit battery backup systems so a power cut doesn’t mean a flooded basement. Where the pump is still serviceable, we get it running and tested properly; where it’s failed or undersized for your setup, we install one that’s actually built for the water your property sees.

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How do I know if my sump pump actually works without waiting for a storm?
Pour a bucket of water into the sump pit until the float switch rises — the pump should kick on, clear the water, and shut off cleanly. If it doesn’t start, doesn’t clear the pit, or sounds strained, it needs attention before you actually need it.
If your pump only runs on house power, yes — heavy storms are one of the most common causes of power outages, which is exactly when your sump pump is working hardest. A battery backup keeps it running through an outage instead of leaving your basement unprotected.
Not necessarily broken, but it needs looking at. It’s usually either a stuck float switch that isn’t shutting the pump off, or a pump that’s undersized for the amount of water coming into the pit. Either way, constant running shortens the pump’s lifespan.