Trustworthy Sump Pump Setup Professionals in Hamilton, Alabama

If your sump pump fails, it may lead to system failure, potentially resulting in water damage to your basement. That is why, you should opt for a state-of-the-art sump pump installation from Hamilton Plumbing Services that includes robust equipment and a reliable battery backup to keep your basement protected from flooding year-round, no matter the season.

Look no further than Hamilton Plumbing Services for all your sump pump setups in Hamilton, Alabama. Our qualified and professional team are available for sump pump upkeep and repairs.

We designed our sump pump in-house by our team, and it was tested by our technical team for more than 3 years before it became available to customers. It's highly recommended to add battery backup protection to our sump pump due to the risk of power outages during heavy storms. We also typically recommend installing our sump pump liner in conjunction with the sump pump. This liner has large, punched holes that allow groundwater to easily enter and enable efficient pumping. The sump pump includes a stand keeps dirt away from the impeller.

We Install Many Types of Sump Pumps

There are many types of sump pump models that we offer. We can assess your home or commercial building’s specific needs and recommend a custom solution.

Our experienced professionals are ready to handle many types of setups, such as:

Pedestal Sump Pumps

Pedestal pumps, as indicated, is mounted on a pedestal, featuring an elevated motor. This ensures the motor remains dry even during high water levels. The elevated motor allows pedestal pumps to last longer, as they tend to last significantly longer submersible models.

A notable benefit is pedestal pumps offer easier access for maintenance due to their elevated motor placement. They may produce more noise and are less discreet compared to submersible pumps as the motor is not submerged. You can choose between plastic or cast-iron materials for our pedestal systems. Our selection includes 1/3 and 1/2 horsepower pumps, and thermoplastic pump bodies.

Submersible Sump Pumps

Submersible sump pumps function while completely submerged in the sump basin. In contrast to pedestal models, their motors are enclosed within waterproof materials, so they can work effectively while submerged. When water levels rise past a certain threshold in the basin, a float switch is triggered, activating the pump.

The pump then draws water through its intake and expels it out out of the sump basin using a discharge pipe. This helps prevent flooding and water damage by moving water away from the property.

A key distinguishing feature of submersible pumps is their noise-reducing design. As the pump works underwater, the water acts as a sound barrier, leading to quieter operation. On the downside, submersible pumps may have a shorter lifespan because of constant exposure to water.

Water-Driven Sump Pumps

Water-driven sump pumps are a helpful way to guard against home sump pump failure. They are a superior option for homes with a well-water source and a useful secondary system for a main sump pump, as they don’t rely on electricity or batteries.

Water-driven sump pumps instead create suction by using a home's water pressure from incoming city or municipal water to remove water of your sump pit. These pumps can function indefinitely your home maintains water pressure.

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