Dependable Sump Pump Placement Professionals in Stevenson, AL

When your sump pump stops working, your system will fail, and your basement may get wet. That is why, you need to install a modern sump pump setup from Stevenson Plumbing Services that includes reliable tools and a dependable battery backup to keep your basement dry 24/7, no matter the season.

Look no further than Stevenson Plumbing Services for all your installation needs for sump pumps in Stevenson, AL. Our experts, who are fully licensed, certified, and insured can also assist with sump pump upkeep and repairs.

The sump pump we offer was specially designed by our engineers, and it was tested by our technical team for over 3 years before it became available to customers. We always recommend adding battery backup systems to our sump pump because heavy storms often come with power outages. Our standard installation often includes our sump pump liner to complement the sump pump. The sump pump liner is designed with large holes that facilitate easy groundwater access and be pumped out. The sump pump includes a stand keeps dirt away from the impeller.

We Provide Many Types of Sump Pumps

There are many types of sump pump models available on the market. 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, including those involving:

Pedestal Sump Pumps

Pedestal-style sump pumps, as indicated, is placed atop a pedestal, featuring an elevated motor. This ensures the motor remains dry even during high water levels. The elevated motor extends the lifespan of pedestal pumps, since they typically outlast submersible models.

A notable benefit is pedestal pumps are easier to service and maintain due to their elevated motor placement. They may produce more noise and are less discreet compared to submersible pumps due to their exposed design. Our pedestal sump pump systems can be made with plastic or cast-iron materials. Our selection includes 1/3 horsepower pumps, 1/2 horsepower pumps, and thermoplastic pump housings.

Submersible Sump Pumps

Submersible sump pumps operate fully submerged in the sump basin. In contrast to pedestal models, submersible pumps have motors housed in waterproof casings, allowing it to function underwater. When water levels rise above the bottom of the sump basin, the pump’s float switch activates, activating the pump.

Water is then pulled through the pump’s intake and expelled of the basin through a discharge pipe. This helps prevent flooding and potential water damage by moving the water away from your home.

A notable benefit of submersible pumps is their noise-reducing design. Since the pump is submerged, the water dampens the noise, making the system much quieter. Unfortunately, they may not last as long because of constant exposure to water.

Water-Driven Sump Pumps

Water-driven sump pumps provide a reliable backup during home sump pump failure. These pumps are ideal for homes with access to well water and a useful secondary system for a main sump pump, with no battery or electricity required.

Water-driven sump pumps instead create suction by using a home's water pressure from incoming city or municipal water to draw water out of your sump pit. They will keep functioning as long as your home receives municipal water pressure.

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