Dependable Sump Pump Installation Experts in Carbon Hill, AL

In the event your sump pump malfunctions, your system could fail, and your basement may get wet. For this reason, you should opt for a modern sump pump system from Carbon Hill Plumbing Services that features durable tools and a high-quality battery backup to help keep your basement dry at all times, no matter the season.

We are your one-stop solution for all your sump pump setups in Carbon Hill, AL. Our qualified and professional team are available for sump pump service and repairs.

We designed our sump pump in-house by our engineers, which was rigorously tested by our quality assurance department for over 3 years before it was launched to the public. It's highly recommended to add battery backup systems to our sump pump because heavy storms often come with power outages. Our standard installation often includes our sump pump liner along with the sump pump. This liner has large, punched holes that facilitate easy groundwater access and allow it to be pumped out. The sump pump includes a stand prevents dirt from reaching the impeller.

We Set Up Multiple Types of Sump Pumps

A variety of sump pump equipment are available. Our team assesses the specific needs of your property and provide a tailored recommendation.

Our experienced professionals are ready to handle many types of configurations, which may include:

Pedestal Sump Pumps

Pedestal-style sump pumps, as indicated, is mounted on a pedestal, featuring an elevated motor. This helps keep it dry even when water fills up the basin. This specific design extends the lifespan of pedestal pumps, making them more durable than submersible models.

One major advantage is that pedestal pumps offer easier access for maintenance due to their elevated motor placement. However, they can be noisier and less discreet compared to submersible pumps as the motor is not submerged. We offer pedestal systems in both plastic and cast iron. We offer 1/3 horsepower pumps, 1/2 horsepower pumps, and thermoplastic pump bodies.

Submersible Sump Pumps

Submersible sump pumps operate fully submerged in the sump basin. Unlike pedestal pumps, their motors are enclosed within waterproof materials, allowing it to function underwater. Once the water level goes up above a set point, the pump’s float switch activates, which turns the pump on.

Water is then pulled through the pump’s intake and expelled of the basin through a discharge pipe. This prevents flooding and the risk of water damage by moving water away from the property.

A key distinguishing feature of submersible pumps is how quiet they are. Since the pump is submerged, the water in the basin absorbs the noise, resulting in less noise compared to pedestal pumps. On the downside, submersible pumps may have a shorter lifespan due to continuous water exposure.

Water-Driven Sump Pumps

Water-driven sump pumps offer dependable protection in case of home sump pump failure. This type of pump is well-suited for homes with a well-water source and a great alternative backup for a main sump pump, with no battery or electricity required.

They work by utilizing a home's water pressure from the city water supply to draw water out of your sump pit. They can continue to work indefinitely your home receives municipal water pressure.

Give us a call now at (888) 860-0649 to request a free in-home estimate.