Sump Pump Services

Basement flooding is more than just a mess—it can lead to costly damage, mold growth, and long-term structural issues. At ProTech Services, we provide reliable sump pump installations, replacements, and repairs to keep your home protected year-round. Whether you're dealing with a water issue or being proactive, our experienced team has the solution.

Our Sump Pump Services Include:

• Sump Pump Installation
  Protect your home with a professionally installed sump pump system, complete with proper drainage and backup options.

• Sump Pump Replacements
  If your current pump is aging or underperforming, we’ll replace it with a high-efficiency model sized for your home’s needs.

• Pump Repairs & Maintenance
  If your sump pump isn’t working properly—or you're unsure—our team can inspect, clean, and repair it to ensure it's ready when you need it most.

• Battery Backup Systems
  We install backup systems to keep your pump running during power outages, giving you peace of mind during storms or electrical failures.

• Discharge Line Checks & Improvements
  We ensure the water pumped from your basement is being directed safely away from your home’s foundation.

Sump Pump FAQs

How do I know if I need a sump pump?

If your basement has ever taken on water during heavy rain, spring thaw, or power outages, a sump pump is a smart investment. Even homes without visible flooding can benefit from a sump pump to prevent dampness and protect foundations.

How often should a sump pump be replaced?

On average, sump pumps last 7–10 years. If yours is older, making noise, running constantly, or failing to activate, it's time for an inspection or replacement.

What’s the difference between a pedestal and submersible sump pump?

• Pedestal pumps sit above the sump pit and are easier to service but louder.

• Submersible pumps are installed inside the pit, quieter, and better for frequent or heavy-duty pumping.

We’ll help you choose the right type for your home.

Should I get a battery backup?

While these are options that we present to all customers, a battery backup is generally recommended by us. During severe storms, power outages are common—and without power, your pump won't run. A battery backup ensures your home stays protected, even in the worst weather.

Can I test my sump pump myself?

Yes—pour a bucket of water into the sump pit and see if the pump activates and discharges water. If it doesn’t run or drain properly, call us for a check-up.