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Sump Pump Services in Lancaster County, PA

Your sump pump is an essential part of your home that protects it from flooding and water damage. The Neffsville Plumbing, Heating & Cooling Services team will keep your sump pump working properly so it can keep your basement dry and prevent further expensive water damage to your home.

Our plumbing specialists provide a full range of sump pump services, including sump pump installation, repair, and maintenance. You can always depend on our team to deliver quality work and expert plumbing solutions.

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What Is a Sump Pump?

A sump pump installed in a basement of a home with a water powered backup system.

A sump pump is a device used to remove water that accumulates in a sump basin, commonly found in basements or crawl spaces. Its primary purpose is to prevent flooding by directing excess water away from your home’s foundation. 

The key components of a sump pump include: 

  • Sump basin (pit): This is the container where water collects. It’s usually installed at the lowest point in the basement or crawl space.

  • Pump: The pump is placed in the sump basin and activated when the water level in the pit rises to a certain point.

  • Discharge pipe: Once the pump is activated, it sends the water through a discharge pipe, directing it away from the home’s foundation, typically to a storm drain or a designated area outside.

How Does a Sump Pump Work?

During periods of heavy rain or snowmelt, water seeps into the ground and may flow toward the basement or crawl space, filling the sump pit. As the water level in the pit rises, a float switch or pressure sensor triggers the sump pump to turn on.

The pump pushes the accumulated water through the discharge pipe, directing it away from the house to prevent flooding and foundation damage. Once the water level in the pit drops below a certain point, the pump turns off automatically, ready to be activated again if needed.

Sump Pump Installation & Replacement

A reliable sump pump is the best protection against the flooding that spring rains, heavy snows, and sudden storms can bring. Our team will assess your needs and recommend the system that will provide superior protection for your home.

Then, we’ll install your new sump pump, ensure it works correctly, demonstrate the controls, and discuss the required maintenance for your new system.

When your system no longer performs as required or is no longer serviceable, we’ll install the replacement and dispose of your old unit properly. Contact us today to schedule a sump pump installation or replacement in South Central Pennsylvania.

Sump Pump Repairs

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When your sump pump fails, you don’t want to wait for repairs. We’ll work quickly to diagnose the cause of the malfunction and assess the overall condition of your sump pump.

Our thorough approach and attention to detail allow us to determine which repairs to apply, what maintenance is required, and potential issues you should be aware of with your sump pump.

We use industry-approved solutions to service and repair your sump pump. Our team will perform the required repairs and test your system thoroughly. You can count on us to provide a detailed explanation of the issue and discuss any required maintenance or system adjustments with you before we leave.

When your sump pump fails, turn to Neffsville Plumbing for help. Call to request prompt sump pump repairs.

Signs You Need Sump Pump Repairs

It’s important to pay close attention to the condition of your sump pump and schedule prompt repairs when something is wrong. If you notice these issues, we recommend scheduling a service right away:

  • Odd noises: Odd noises can indicate loose components or component failure.
  • Continuous operation: This is often caused by a blocked float switch, blocked discharge, or faulty check valve.
  • Corrosion: Corrosion may be due to problems with the battery or due to bacteria.
  • Motor failure: Failure can occur if the pump is overworked, has poor-quality design, or because the pump is too small for the home.
  • Vibration: Vibration is often due to problems with the impeller. In most cases, if the impeller is bent, we’ll need to replace it.

Learn more about our sump pump services or schedule a service for your Lancaster, PA, home by contacting us today.

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