Sump Pump Installation in Weymouth, MA

Common Reasons Why Homeowners Replace Sump Pumps

If you need to repair your sump pump several times a year, save money with a quality sump pump installation of a new pump from our team. For years, we have installed hundreds of sump pumps for residents in and around South Shore, MA. Whether water is coming up from your sump pit or your motor has stopped working, we have the solutions.

• The Sump Pump Will Not Stop Running: If your sump pump continues to run at all hours of the day, you may need a repair for the float switch or to check the power connection to the device. However, this problem could also indicate that the sump pump cannot keep up with the water in your sump pit. Our team can check your motor and discharge pipe for clogging or debris that prevents water from draining. If your system is old or underperforming, a replacement may be the most appropriate solution.
• System Use: Depending on where you live, you may or may not experience power outages or basement flooding throughout the year. Sump pumps that do not frequently operate have lower life spans than those that do.
• Component Failure: It can be costly to repair appliances every time they fail. Excess moisture from basement flooding can cause your system to malfunction and create water damage that compromises the foundation of your house. A new sump pump installation can help you feel confident about your home’s ability to pump water away from its foundation.
• Unusual Noises: Do you hear strange noises coming from your sump pit or a drain in your recently installed system? Vibrations and rattling sounds are signs of damage that a professional may not be able to repair. Our installation team will inspect your sump pump quickly so that your basement floor will not experience water damage during the next storm. We’ll try to repair it first, if feasible.
• Rust and Corrosion: Rust and corrosion can develop in your sump pump after long-term exposure to ground moisture. A total system replacement can resolve this problem before your foundation wall becomes vulnerable to damage.