Service
Sump pumps: install, maintain, repair.
Tennessee storms can dump a lot of water in a short window. Your sump pump is the only thing standing between that water and your floor.
Overview
What this covers.
A sump pump is one of those things you forget about until the day you really need it. Scott installs, services, and replaces them so when the next big storm hits, the pit empties the way it should.
If your basement or crawl space is showing signs of moisture, do not wait until it floods. A pump check is fast and cheap. A flooded basement is neither.
Common items handled
- New sump pump installation
- Pump replacement when the old one quits
- Backup battery and water-powered backups
- Float switch and check valve repair
- Discharge line freeze protection
- Annual maintenance checks
How Scott approaches it
Three steps. No surprises.
Inspect the pit and pump.
Scott looks at the pump, float, check valve, and discharge line as a system, not just the motor.
Service or replace.
Most older pumps can be serviced. End of life ones get swapped for a unit sized to the inflow rate.
Test under load.
Before the truck leaves, the pump runs through a real cycle so you know it works.
Quote first. Wrench second.
A real number before any work happens. If anything changes, you hear about it before the next step.
Other services
More work Scott handles.
Need a plumber today?
Pick up the phone. You will get Scott himself or Sarah, his scheduling assistant, around the clock. No offshore call center. Quotes are free, work is honest, and the truck is local.