Basements and lower levels stay dry and drain properly with a reliable sump or sewage ejector pump.
A sump pump moves groundwater away from your foundation. A sewage ejector pump lifts wastewater from fixtures below the level of the sewer line, such as a basement bathroom, up to the main drain. Both live in a sealed pit, both run on a float switch, and both fail at the worst possible time when they are neglected.
We install, replace and service both. We choose the right pump and basin size, add a check valve and a sealed, vented lid, and discuss battery backup power for storms. If your existing pit is silted up or the pump is cycling constantly, we diagnose that too.
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BeforeAfterMatched to your inflow or fixture load.
Proper lids and venting for sewage pits.
Battery backup for outages.
Floats, check valves and whole units.
Pumps tested before the rainy season.
Know what to test and when.
Every topic has its own page with signs, causes and fixes.
Common problemStormwater ProblemsClogged yard drains, crushed downspout lines and infiltration put water where it does not belong.Learn more 
Pipe or methodPVC & ABSSmooth, light and corrosion-proof: the standard for new drain and sewer lines for decades.Learn more 
Common problemWipes & FlushablesWipes labeled flushable do not break down like paper. They tangle with each other and with grease to…Learn more 
Common problemBellies & CollapsesA sag holds water and solids. A collapse stops flow entirely. Both need repair, not just cleaning.Learn more Tell us which fixtures are slow, gurgling or backing up and watch a cutaway of your home light up where the blockage probably is.
We ask a few questions, give you immediate tips and send the right equipment.
We look inside the pipe to find the cause, not just the symptom.
You see the findings and approve a price before work begins.
Cable, hydro jetting or repair, with the least disruption to your property.
A second camera pass confirms the line is clear and sound.
We explain what caused it and set up prevention so it does not return.
Every few months and before heavy rain: pour water in the pit and confirm it starts and discharges.
Many last roughly 7 to 10 years, depending on use and quality.
The lid may be unsealed or the vent missing. We can check both.
If your basement floods during outages, yes. We can help you choose one.
Backwater ValvesA one-way valve in your sewer line stops sewage from flowing back into your home when the main…Explore 
Floor DrainsBasement, garage and laundry floor drains stay dry only when the line behind them is clear. We keep…Explore 
Storm & Yard DrainsKeep rain moving away from your foundation: yard drains, downspout lines and French drains cleared and flowing.Explore 
Sewer BackupsWhen the sewer backs up into your home, you need fast help and a plan so it never…Explore Tell us what is going on and we will call you back quickly.
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