When to Call Emergency Plumbing Is your sump pump acting up?

Don't ignore those strange noises or unusual behaviors—it could be a sign of trouble brewing beneath the surface. Your sump pump plays a crucial role in protecting your home from water damage, so it's essential to address any issues promptly. Here are some common problems you might encounter:

1. Strange Loud Noise:

If your sump pump is suddenly making loud, unusual noises, it could indicate a mechanical issue or a blockage in the system. Ignoring these noises could lead to a breakdown when you need your pump the most. 

2. Continuous Running with No Water:

A sump pump that keeps running even when there's no water in the pit is a clear sign of trouble. This could be caused by a malfunctioning float switch or a leak in the system, both of which require immediate attention.

3. Excessive Running:

Is your sump pump running more frequently than usual? This could be a sign of an undersized pump, a high water table, or poor drainage around your home. Left unchecked, this could lead to premature wear and tear on your pump and increased energy bills.

4. Loss of Power:

A sump pump without power is as good as not having one at all. Whether it's a tripped circuit breaker, a faulty outlet, or a power outage, losing power to your sump pump leaves your home vulnerable to flooding. Don't wait until it's too late to address these issues. Calling Emergency Plumbing for a sump pump inspection and potential installation could save you thousands of dollars in water damage repairs down the line. Our team of experienced professionals can diagnose any problems with your sump pump and recommend the best course of action to keep your home protected.

Don't gamble with the safety of your home — contact Emergency Plumbing today and enjoy peace of mind knowing your sump pump is in top condition. Remember, a proactive approach to sump pump maintenance can save you from a major headache later on.