Sump Pump Installation & Replacement

Remove water from your home with a properly installed sump pump

When water comes into your home through the foundation, the results can be devastating. In your basement, thousands of dollars in damage can be done to your property, especially if the basement happens to be finished. Even if you have a crawl space, the structural integrity of your home can be compromised. There are numerous health issues that can come from unwanted moisture and water in your home. The humidity can lead to mold and fungus growth, putting your respiratory system at risk.

If you experience any of these issues, your home may need to have a sump pump installed. When installed by a professional contractor, sump pumps will collect the water that is invading your home before it can do any damage. The sump pump will then discharge this water away from the foundation at a safe distance.

Why hire a waterproofer over a plumber to install your sump pump?

The process of installing a sump pump is just as important as the quality of the actual pump. There are countless possible entry points in your home for water to seep into. These entry points can change depending on the type of foundation your home is sitting on. Each problem must be identified and then properly addressed. After that, the sump pump must be properly placed to best collect the water. Most plumbers do not have the right training and experience to do this. A skilled waterproofer will not only be able to correctly install the pump, but also diagnose any damage that was already done. If water is coming into your property, contact a waterproofing contractor right away.