Sump Pumps

There are many risks to your home associated with a non working system. Ensure your house or business stays clear and free from water damage by maintaining and doing repairs on your sump pump through the year. ​

Types of Sump Pumps

The two basic types are pedastal sump pump, submersible sump pumps. Primary pumps are above the sump pit and convenient for servicing. Submersible sump pumps are placed in a sump pits. Sometimes, this system operates using an electricity from your home. When you experience a power outage, we recommend installing a backup sump pump with a marine battery as the power supply such as a battery. It is important to have a backup system especially when you live in a far away area.

How do Sump pumps in Oakville work

Pump has a float switch which is triggered when the water reaches a pre set level. When exceeding this level of water, the pump begins to remove water into a nearby storm drain, outdoor area away from the home, or a well. There are alarms that can also be installed to warn you of potential flooding if the system malfunctions.
The sump pump is installed in the lowest part of your house. Keeping the area around your house dry to prevent it from flooding and damaging your foundation. Sump pump installations commonly have a valve to ensure the water being pumped out of your house through the discharge pipe does not re enter the pit through gravity.

Battery Sump Pumps

installing a battery backup sump pump for your home/ In Oakville, Ontario power outages can happen during heavy storms due to fallen power lines or electrical damage from lightning strikes. When the power does go out during a storm, you'll be lucky your battery backup sump pump to keep the rising water levels out of your home. An extra sump pump that is ready to go also comes in handy if your 1st sump pump is broken.

Signed your Pump may be failing

1) Noise : there is an lots ofnoise coming from your sump pump, it may be a sign that there are worn or damaged parts. Any grinding noises indicates a potentially jammed or broken impeller. The impeller is the fan on the bottom of the sump pump, responsible for pulling water into the pump.
2) Heat