Sump Pump Installation, Replacement & Repair

Sump pump installation, repair, and replacement are crucial services that can safeguard your home from flooding, water damage, and mold growth. Sump pumps can even avert fire hazards by protecting basement appliances from short-circuiting due to flooding. At your service, your local Mr. Rooter® Plumbing is here to perform all sump pump services, ensuring your peace of mind.

Sump Pump Installation: Your Shield Against Flooding

When it comes to sump pump installation, Mr. Rooter Plumbing has you covered. We can complete the installation in just a day, providing you with years of protection. Whether you prefer a submersible or a pedestal sump pump, our expert technicians can handle it. The sump pump is optimally installed at the lowest point of your home's foundation, ready to spring into action when needed.

Considering that sump pumps rely on electricity to function, we strongly advise adding a sump pump backup battery to your system. This extra layer of security keeps the sump pump operational even during power outages caused by natural disasters. Going the extra mile can be the difference between a dry basement and costly water damage.

Sump Pump Repair and Maintenance: Keeping You Covered

In some instances, sump pumps may require repair or maintenance. At Mr. Rooter Plumbing, we offer a comprehensive range of services, including pump repair or replacement, float adjustment and replacement, check valve testing, sump pit cleaning, and sump pump clog clearing. Our aim is to ensure that your sump pump operates flawlessly when you need it most.

Sump Pump Service FAQs

How does a sump pump work?

A sump pump operates by detecting a certain water level in a sump pit and pumping the excess water away through discharge pipes. It continues running until the water level drops below the pump's threshold.

What types of sump pumps are there?

There are two main types of sump pumps:

  1. Submersible sump pump: Installed just below ground level, ideally at the lowest point of a home's basement. It collects water in a basin, and when the water level rises, the pump automatically removes it through a discharge tube.
  2. Pedestal sump pump: Sits above the sump pit with a base reaching into the pit to pump water away. While noisier than submersible pumps, pedestal sump pumps are suitable for narrow or shallow sump pits.

What is the best type of sump pump?

The best sump pump for your home depends on your property's drainage, sump pit layout, and more. If possible, we recommend submersible sump pumps for their quieter operation.

Sump Pump Replacement: Don't Delay

If your existing sump pump is beyond repair, don't delay having it replaced. Waiting for a more convenient time could leave your home vulnerable to unforeseen flooding events. Mr. Rooter Plumbing can inspect your current sump pump and pit, determining whether it's the right fit for your property. If necessary, we'll replace your old unit with a new, efficient model that suits your home's specific needs.

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