You likely need a sump pump if you have a basement or crawlspace that takes on water, your home is built on a high water table, you live in a low-lying area prone to flooding, you have a finished basement worth protecting, or you’ve ever had standing water on the floor after heavy rain or snowmelt.
Signs you need one
- Existing sump pit but no pump, or aging pump
- Water on basement floor after rain or thaw
- Damp or musty smells in the lower level
- Visible efflorescence or staining on basement walls
- High water table in your area
- Plans to finish a basement
We install primary and battery-backup sump pumps through our sump pump service, often paired with leak detection for full water-intrusion review.
