Sump Pump Repair & Installation in Vance, Alabama

Sump pumps are vital for preventing water from entering residences. When they break down, water can infiltrate the home, resulting in major issues.

We provide comprehensive sump pump installation and repair services in Vance, Alabama to keep your home safe from water damage.

Types of Sump Pumps

Submersible Sump Pumps

Submersible sump pumps are placed within a basin integrated into the concrete floor. These pumps are waterproof, they're designed for areas that frequently experience flooding.

Our professionals is experienced in submersible sump pump repair & installation in Vance, Alabama to keep your home protected.

Pedestal Sump Pumps

Pedestal sump pumps are placed outside the sump pit, siphoning water out using a hose, sending it away from your home.

These pumps activate once a float hits a certain water level, making them reliable.

Need a pedestal sump pump? We provide expert installation. Reach out to us to explore your sump pump options in Vance, AL.

Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Sump Pump

A failing sump pump can cause water damage quickly. To prevent this from happening, routine maintenance can help. Here are indications it's time to schedule sump pump repair:

Abnormal Noises from the Sump Pump

If your sump pump begins emitting unfamiliar noises, this could mean the motor could be damaged. Noises like grinding could mean a part is jammed.

Vibrating Motor

A sump pump works through an impeller, that pumps water from your sump pit. Damage to the impeller, resulting in a vibrating motor.

Infrequent Use

A sump pump that isn't run regularly may have a shorter lifespan. Testing your pump a few times a year will help identify any issues early on.

Pump Never Turns Off

Sump pumps begin working with the help of a switch. A malfunctioning switch, the pump will run continuously, eventually burning out the motor.

Pump Turns On and Off Constantly

When your pump cycles on and off constantly, the issue is likely faulty wiring. Schedule a repair with a professional.

How Long Do Sump Pumps Last?

Even with regular maintenance, sump pumps are not built to last forever. Most sump pumps last around 10 years, meaning replacement may be needed more frequently than other plumbing fixtures.

We offer comprehensive installation services to ensure you have a reliable system in place.

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