Water damage can cost you a bundle, which is why it’s important to protect your home against flooding, heavy rains, and burst pipes. At AirCo, our sump pump services are customized to meet the needs of homeowners in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Our licensed and insured plumbers can install, maintain, repair, and replace the sump pump you need to keep your basement or crawl space dry.
When you need effective protection against water damage, turn to AirCo. Call us at (817) 591-1225 today to schedule sump pump installation, maintenance, repair, or replacement in Dallas-Fort Worth!
What Is a Sump Pump?
Sump pumps offer cost-effective protection against flooding and water damage in your basement. Designed to effectively remove water from your basement or crawl space, sump pumps offer between one-third to one-half horsepower and begin to pump water from your home once the water reaches the float within the sump pit.
There are many options to choose from when selecting a sump pump. One of the most important factors is the discharge rate, which can range from 40 to 60 gallons per minute. If you live near water, reside in an area with significant rainfall, or have a home built in an area with a high water table, the higher the flow rate, the better the protection for your home.
Sump Pump Installation & Replacement
Our expert plumbers will properly install or promptly replace the sump pump best suited for your needs and desired protection. We’ll ensure the unit is properly sized and thoroughly tested. In most cases, the process only takes a few hours. We work quickly and cleanly, and when the installation is complete, we’ll show you how to operate and maintain your sump pump.
Call (817) 591-1225 now to schedule sump pump installation services.
Sump Pump Repairs
We’ll thoroughly inspect and test your sump pump to determine the precise cause of the failure. You can count on us to use top-quality components and industry-approved solutions to restore your sump pump effectively.
Our licensed and insured plumbers can provide a full range of sump pump repairs, including:
- Frozen or clogged discharge lines
- Loss of power
- Faulty switches
- Damaged liners
- Broken or missing check valves
- Damaged impellers
- Burnt out motors
- And more!
Signs You Need Sump Pump Repairs
You won’t need your sump pump daily, but you will want to take prompt action to repair it when problems appear. Proactively performing sump pump repairs is the best way to keep your home safe. If you notice any of the following, we recommend scheduling repairs without delay:
- Failure to start: This can occur because of a stuck float switch, defective component, or faulty circuit.
- Continuous operation: Constant cycling can indicate a faulty switch, incorrect sizing, or a malfunctioning component.
- Vibration: Vibration can occur when the impeller is damaged.
- Corrosion: Corrosion is usually connected to a damaged battery, clog, or bacterial overgrowth.
- Age: Sump pumps are like other appliances and will wear out over time. Most sump pumps will begin to break down after about seven years.
Choose AirCo for Sump Pump Services in the DFW Area
At AirCo, our sump pump specialists will help keep your basement safe and dry. When you choose our family-owned and -operated company to install, maintain, or repair the sump pump in your home, you’ll always receive our zero-risk repair guarantee, two-year installation warranty on parts and labor, same-day service appointments, free estimates on replacements, and more. Our background-checked technicians are dedicated to delivering the reliable protection you deserve, and we guarantee your satisfaction!
Contact AirCo at (817) 591-1225 now to schedule sump pump services in Dallas-Fort Worth.
Sump Pump FAQs
How should I test my sump pump?
Fill a bucket with water and pour it into the basin until the water level lifts the float. If the pump is operating properly, it should empty the water.
What's the difference between submersible and pedestal pumps?
Submersible pumps are installed within the sump basin and typically deliver higher flow rates. Pedestal pumps position the impeller within the water and connect the motor above via a shaft.
How can water enter my home?
Flooding is the most obvious reason, but water can also enter via cracks in the foundation and basement joints, pipe breaks, and through windows.
