It is estimated that 90 to 95 percent of all basements in the Atlanta area will experience a problem at some time with water penetration that something as simple as a sump pump could have prevented. For every inch of rain, the average roof sheds 1,000 gallons of water. Even one inch of water can take many hours to clean up and causes thousands of dollars in damaged furniture and carpets. Sump pumps are responsible for pumping excess groundwater from the basement or crawl space to the outside of your home. Installing a sump pump in your basement can help reduce the risk of water accumulation or flooding.
A sump pump needs to be properly selected, installed, and maintained to help protect your basement or crawlspace when water begins to collect. Mr. Plumber provides professional sump pump installation and service for homeowners throughout Metro Atlanta, helping you choose a system that fits your property and drainage needs.
Our licensed plumbers can evaluate your existing sump setup, install new equipment, and recommend backup options when additional protection is needed. We also provide upfront pricing before approved work begins, protect the work area during service, and stand behind our work with warranties and a satisfaction guarantee.
Whether you're installing a sump pump for the first time or replacing an older system, Mr. Plumber can help make sure your equipment is properly set up and ready to operate when you need it.
A sump pump removes water that collects in a sump basin and discharges it away from the home. It is commonly used in basements and crawlspaces where groundwater or drainage conditions may cause water to accumulate.
A sump pump may be appropriate if your basement or crawlspace has experienced water intrusion, the property is prone to groundwater accumulation, or the home already has a sump basin that requires a pump.
Two common residential types are submersible pumps, which operate inside the sump basin, and pedestal pumps, which position the motor above the basin.
A battery-backup pump can provide additional protection when the primary pump cannot operate because of a power outage or certain equipment problems.
Yes. Sump pumps should be checked periodically to make sure the basin, pump, float mechanism, discharge line, and backup system are functioning correctly. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance recommendations.
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