Sump & Ejector Pumps
Protect Your Home from Water & Waste Backups
Basements, crawlspaces, and lower levels are especially vulnerable to water intrusion and wastewater backups.
Deep Dive Plumbing + Drain installs, replaces, and services sump pumps and ejector pumps to help keep your home dry, safe, and protected.
We answer phones around the clock and schedule 2-hour appointment windows for quick, reliable service Monday through Friday — often the same day.
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What Sump & Ejector Pumps Do
Sump Pumps
Sump pumps remove groundwater that collects in a basin (or "sump pit") in your basement or crawlspace.
They help prevent:
- Basement flooding
- Standing water during heavy rain
- Moisture-related damage to stored belongings
- Mold and mildew growth
Ejector Pumps
Ejector pumps move wastewater from lower-level bathrooms, laundry areas, or floor drains up to your home's main sewer line.
They help prevent:
- Sewage backups into lower-level fixtures
- Odors and unsanitary conditions
- Overflows from below-grade bathrooms
Sump & Ejector Pump Services We Provide
- New sump pump installation
- Replacement of failing or outdated pumps
- Ejector pump installation and replacement
- Float switch and check valve replacement
- Pump pit and discharge line assessment
- Battery backup system installation (where applicable)
- Basic troubleshooting and performance checks
We'll help you choose pump options that match your home's layout, water table, and usage.
Signs Your Sump or Ejector Pump Needs Service
Contact us if you notice:
- Pump not turning on when water rises
- Pump running constantly without shutting off
- Unusual noises (grinding, rattling, or humming)
- Persistent musty odors or dampness around the pit area
- Visible signs of rust or deterioration on the pump
- Water or sewage backing up into lower-level fixtures
- Frequent tripping of a breaker related to the pump
Catching problems early can prevent inconvenient and costly damage.
Our Sump & Ejector Pump Service Process
Phone Call & Scheduling
We answer phones around the clock and book a 2-hour appointment window, Monday through Friday — often the same day when possible.
On-Site Inspection
A technician evaluates your pump, pit, discharge line, check valve, and power situation to determine what’s going wrong.
Diagnosis & Options
We’ll explain whether the pump can be repaired or whether replacement is the more reliable option.
Clear, Upfront Pricing
You’ll receive a straightforward estimate before any repair or installation work begins.
Pump Repair or Replacement
We perform the approved work, ensuring proper sizing, installation, and discharge routing.
Testing & Clean-Up
We test the pump through at least one full cycle, check for proper operation, and leave the workspace clean.
When a Pump Issue Involves Leaks or Lines
Sometimes pump problems are tied to discharge lines or related plumbing.
We don't offer leak detection as a standalone specialty service, but our technicians are trained to locate many common leaks during a service visit and can repair or replace the affected lines the same day in most cases.
If we find issues with connected lines or components, we'll explain your options and pricing clearly.
Battery Backups & Reliability Considerations
In storm-prone areas or homes with frequent power interruptions, a battery backup can provide an extra layer of protection.
We can:
- Install or replace compatible backup systems (where appropriate)
- Check that your primary pump and backup work together correctly
- Confirm discharge routing is appropriate for your property
We'll discuss whether a backup option makes sense based on your risk level and budget.
Why Homeowners Trust Deep Dive for Pump Work
- Experience with both sump and ejector systems
- Clear explanations of how your pump setup works
- Focus on reliability and protection, not just short-term fixes
- Phones answered around the clock with responsive scheduling
- Licensed technicians who respect your home and time
- Transparent, upfront pricing