Sump Pumps
When water rises in your basement, we find out why the sump pump isn't keeping up and fix it.
A sump pump sits in a pit in your basement floor and moves groundwater out before it reaches the slab. When it fails, you usually find out during heavy rain, with water already across the floor. A flooded basement is one of the calls we get most often, and we answer it any hour of the day. When we arrive, we look at the pump, the float switch, the discharge line and the pit. Some pumps are stuck or clogged and can be put back to work. Others are worn out and need to be replaced. We tell you which it is before we do the work. If you have a pump that runs constantly, makes noise, or hasn't been tested in a while, call us before the next storm. We serve homes and businesses in Middletown, Lebanon, Franklin, Mason and the surrounding communities. For a basement already taking on water, call our 24 hour emergency line at 513-422-1893.
What this covers
- Flooded basement response
- Sump pump repair
- Sump pump replacement
- Float switch and discharge line checks
- Sump pit inspection
- Downspout and floor drain checks
Common questions
Can you come out when my basement is already flooding?
Yes. We offer 24 hour emergency plumbing and drain service. Call 513-422-1893, or the office nearest you, and tell us what is happening.
How do I know if my sump pump needs to be replaced?
A pump that runs nonstop, makes grinding noises, cycles on and off rapidly, or fails to start in heavy rain is a warning sign. We can inspect it and tell you whether a repair will do.
Do you service sump pumps for businesses?
Yes. We work on both residential and commercial properties across Butler and Warren Counties.