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A sump pump that is not keeping up? One call connects you with a licensed local plumber who covers your area.

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  • water in the basement after rain
  • the pump running constantly
  • the pump silent with a full pit
  • a burning smell from the pump motor
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Sump Pump Repair

Sump Pump Repair Across the US

A sump pump keeps groundwater out of your basement. If it fails during heavy rain or snowmelt, the basement can flood within hours, so a pump that is struggling needs attention before the next storm.

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How to Get Sump Pump Repair

  1. Call and describe the job

    Tell the person who answers what is happening and where you are.

  2. Get connected locally

    You are put through to a licensed plumber who covers your area.

  3. Hear the price first

    The plumber quotes before any work starts. You decide whether to go ahead.

  4. Job done, pay the plumber

    The plumber does the work and bills you directly. The call costs nothing.

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Sump Pump Repair: What to Know

Here is what usually causes a sump pump that is not keeping up, what the plumber will do, and what you can do while you wait.

What to do right now

  • Check the pump is plugged in and the breaker has not tripped
  • Lift the float gently to see if the pump starts
  • Clear debris from around the pit
  • Move belongings off the basement floor

What usually causes it

  • A stuck or failed float switch
  • A burned-out motor after years of use
  • A clogged intake or frozen discharge line
  • A check valve that lets water flow back into the pit

What the plumber will do

  • Tests the float, motor and check valve
  • Clears the pit, intake and discharge line
  • Replaces the pump if it is failing or undersized
  • Can add a battery backup for power outages

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How long do sump pumps last?

Often around 7 to 10 years, less if the pump runs very often. Testing it before the wet season is worth doing.

Why does my sump pump run constantly?

A stuck float, a failed check valve, or a high water table can all cause it. A pump that never stops will wear out quickly.

Do I need a backup pump?

If power outages happen during storms where you live, a battery backup can keep the basement dry when the main pump cannot run.

How much will it cost?

The plumber gives you a price before any work starts. Prices are set by the plumber, not by us, and you are under no obligation to go ahead.

Are you a plumbing company?

No. We are a referral service. We connect you with independent local plumbers and may be paid for the referral. The plumber you speak to does the work.

Is the call free?

Yes. There is no charge to call or to get a quote. You only pay the plumber if you agree to the work.

Need sump pump repair now?

There is no charge to call or to get a quote, and no obligation to go ahead.

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