Your sump pump protects your basement from flooding, and a grinder pump keeps waste moving when gravity can't. We install, repair and replace both for homes and businesses across metro Atlanta.
Floats, switches, check valves and discharge lines diagnosed and fixed.
Old or failed sump pumps replaced with a properly sized new pump.
Backup pumps that keep working during the power outages that often come with storms.
Grinder pumps and sewage ejector pumps repaired or replaced.
High-water alarms installed or repaired so you know about a problem before it floods.
A sump pump sits in a pit in your basement or crawlspace and pumps groundwater out and away from your home to keep it dry.
A grinder pump, or sewage ejector pump, handles wastewater. It's used when a basement bathroom or the whole home sits lower than the sewer line, so waste has to be pumped up instead of flowing downhill.
Sump pumps often fail when they're needed most, during heavy rain or a power outage. If your pump is getting older, running nonstop or making new noises, have it checked before the next big storm.
Some grinder pumps are owned or maintained by the local utility. If you're not sure who's responsible for yours, check with your water and sewer provider, or ask our team.
We serve homes and businesses within about 60 miles of downtown Atlanta, including Tucker, Stone Mountain, Lilburn, Lawrenceville, Roswell, Alpharetta, Gainesville, Marietta, Newnan and Stockbridge. See all the areas we serve.
Most sump pumps last about 7 to 10 years, depending on how often they run. Testing yours a few times a year helps you catch problems early.
Slowly pour a bucket of water into the sump pit. The pump should turn on, empty the pit and shut off on its own. If it doesn't, give us a call.
The alarm usually means the water level in the tank is too high because the pump isn't keeping up. Use as little water as possible and call us right away to avoid a backup.
If your basement has flooded before or you lose power during storms, a battery backup is good protection. It keeps pumping when the main pump or the power fails.
Avoid wipes, even "flushable" ones, along with grease, paper towels, feminine products and dental floss. These are common causes of grinder pump jams.
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