Sump pump installation
We install sump pumps that keep basements dry in Beavercreek, Dayton and across Greene and Montgomery County.
Basements around the Miami Valley get tested every spring, when heavy rain and snowmelt push groundwater up around the foundation. Watch for these signs:
- Water on the basement floor after a storm
- A pump that runs constantly
- A pump that hums without moving water
Any of these means the pump needs attention before the next storm. We do sump pump installations for homes and commercial buildings in Beavercreek, Dayton and across Greene and Montgomery County. That can mean a new pump where there was none, or replacing one that has worn out. We set the pump in the pit and connect the discharge so water moves away from the foundation. Then we run it to make sure the float switch turns it on and off the way it should. Spring is a good time to have your pump looked at, before the heavy rain arrives. Estimates are free for most services. Call 937-426-6901 or tell us about your basement.
What this covers
- Sump pump installations
- Replacing worn-out or failed pumps
- Setting the pump in the pit and connecting the discharge line
- Checking the float switch after installation
- Spring checks ahead of heavy rain
- Homes and commercial buildings
Common questions
How do I know my sump pump needs replacing?
Common signs are a pump that runs nonstop, hums without pumping, cycles on and off rapidly, or let water into the basement during a storm. Rust and loud grinding are also warnings. If you are unsure, call us and we will take a look.
When is the best time to install or check a sump pump?
Before spring rain and snowmelt, when groundwater levels around the foundation rise. A pump that has sat idle all winter is worth testing early. That way you find out it has failed before the storm, not during it.
Do you install sump pumps for businesses?
Yes. We work on residential and commercial plumbing across Greene and Montgomery County. Call 937-426-6901 to talk through your building.