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PROTECT YOUR HOME FROM FLOODS
Sump pumps play a critical role in safeguarding your home from water damage and potential flooding.
It provides an important line of defense against water-related damage and a level of protection that can be invaluable in preserving your home's structural integrity, your belongings, and your family's well-being.
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3 Main Benefits to a Sump Pump
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1. FLOOD PROTECTION
One of the primary benefits of sump pumps is their ability to prevent flooding and protect your property from water damage. Sump pumps remove excess water from basements or crawl spaces, preventing potential structural or electrical damage, mold growth, and loss of valuables due to flooding.
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2. MAINTAIN HOME VALUE
A well-maintained sump pump system enhances your home's value by demonstrating your commitment to protecting it from potential water damage. This can be a significant selling point if you decide to sell your home.
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3. PEACE OF MIND
Knowing that you have a functional sump pump installed provides peace of mind, especially during heavy rainfall or in areas prone to flooding. It allows homeowners to feel confident that their property is protected against water infiltration and potential damage, even when they are not present.
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WHAT TO LOOK OUT FOR
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The float switch is responsible for activating the pump when water reaches a certain level. If it becomes stuck, tangled, or malfunctions, the pump may not turn on or off properly.
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Debris, dirt, or sediment can clog the intake or discharge lines, reducing water flow and causing the pump to work inefficiently or not at all.
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Over time, the motor can wear out or burn out, leading to pump failure. This can be due to continuous use, electrical issues, or poor maintenance.
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The check valve prevents water from flowing back into the sump pit after the pump shuts off. A malfunctioning check valve can cause water to recirculate, leading to excessive pump cycling.
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Apart from the float switch, sump pumps can have pressure switches or electronic sensors that detect water levels. If these switches fail, the pump might not activate or deactivate properly.
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Standard sump pumps rely on electricity, making them ineffective during power outages. Installing a battery backup system can address this issue.
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Regular maintenance is crucial. Neglecting cleaning, testing, and overall upkeep can lead to various performance issues.
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If the pump runs continuously even when there's no water to pump, it could be due to incorrect installation, a malfunctioning switch, or a high water table.
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Like any mechanical equipment, sump pumps have a finite lifespan. As they age, they become more prone to various issues and may need replacement.
