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Frequently Asked Questions
Common causes of sump pump failure include old age (average lifespan is 10 years), power outages, lack of maintenance, incorrect installation, sump pump switch problems, and blocked or frozen discharge lines.
To prevent sump pump failure, regularly inspect the power cord for damage, ensure the discharge pipe’s vent hole isn’t blocked, use a GFCI outlet to protect against power surges, verify the pump is upright, and periodically test the pump by pouring water into the pit.
It’s recommended to test your sump pump at least once a year, preferably before the heavy rain season. You can do this by pouring a bucket of water into the sump pit and checking if the pump activates and expels the water.
Hope Plumbing, Heating and Cooling recommends Zoeller® pumps and battery-powered backup sump pumps. Zoeller® pumps are reliable, affordable, and manufactured in the USA. Each pump is tested by hand to ensure quality.
While it is possible to install a sump pump yourself, it is recommended to have a professional plumber handle the installation to ensure it is done correctly and efficiently. Improper installation can lead to pump failure and flooding.
Yes, we offer emergency sump pump repair services. If your sump pump fails and you are at risk of flooding, you can contact us for prompt assistance.
You can schedule a sump pump repair or installation by calling our team or contacting us online to book an appointment.
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