SUMP PUMPS
You don't think about your sump pump...until it stops doing its job. And by that point, you're not just dealing with a repair - you're dealing with water where it definitely doesn't belong.
At Plumb Tite, we'll say it straight: sump pump repair isn't a DIY project. It's not a "watch a video and hope for the best" situation either. We've seen what happens when unlicensed techs and weekend warriors take a swing at it - and it usually ends with more damage, more stress, and a bigger bill.
Your sump pump is the thing standing between your basement and a flood. When heavy rains hit and water starts rising, it needs to work. No hesitation. No shortcuts.
That's where we come in. Our licensed pros know exactly how to diagnose, repair, and protect your system so it's ready when you need it most. Because when it comes to keeping your home dry, "good enough" isn't good enough.
Why Sump Pump Maintenance Matters
Sump pumps are the saving grace that stand between you and a flooded basement during rising waters and tumultuous storms. Without proper sump pump installation, you could end up with thousands of dollars of water damage to your home. It's not always easy to detect problems with sump pumps and drains - which is why millions of homes and businesses each year suffer the consequences of flooding. Keep reading for signs to look out for!
SIGNS YOU NEED SUMP PUMP REPAIRS
Usually you don't know you need sump pump repairs until your basement is already flooded. Not ideal. Water damage remediation costs thousands of dollars and can lead to mold, mildew, and microbial infections. It's our mission to prevent you from paying extravagant amounts for avoidable accidents by keeping your sump pump in working condition. Here are things to look out for:
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Grinding and rattling noises from the fan and motor, indicating damaged or worn parts
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Excessive vibrations at startup, which could signify a damaged impeller or worn-out shaft
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Keeps running for several minutes with the switch off, indicating a problem with the battery
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Irregular on-and-off cycling when dealing with large amounts of water
If your sump pump is making weird noises, we have a solution. Contact us below to get your sump pump looked at.