Sump Pump Repair & Install

Basement flooding. Without a working pump, heavy rain or snow melt pours into your basement with nowhere to go.

Ruined property. Flood water destroys flooring, drywall, furniture, and anything stored below grade.

Mold and mildew. A damp basement becomes the perfect breeding ground for mold, which brings real health risks.

Electrical hazards. Rising water around outlets and appliances turns a wet basement into a dangerous one.

Costly, slow cleanup. The aftermath of a failure means days of expensive water extraction, drying, and repair.

Worst timing possible. Pumps fail under load, which means during the exact storm you needed them most.

✗ Doing It Yourself

✗ Real risk of electric shock around a flooded pit

✗ Misdiagnosing the true cause of the failure

✗ Wrong parts that void the warranty or fail fast

✗ Improper sizing or install that floods again

✗ A botched fix that costs more than doing it right

✓ Calling Veteran Plumbing

✓ Safe handling of water and electrical work

✓ An accurate diagnosis on the first visit

✓ Quality pumps and the correct parts

✓ A properly sized pump and code compliant install

✓ Work backed by a written warranty

Repairs

We replace motors, floats, switches, and check valves, clear clogged lines, and fix frequent cycling.

New Installs

Full installs with basin, piping, wiring, and discharge line, sized right and built to code.

Battery Backups

Battery backup and secondary pumps that keep working during outages and primary pump failure.

Emergency Service

Urgent response to sudden failures and flooding risk, to protect your home fast.

Learn More About Protecting Your Basement

Real guidance from Dennis Rollins on keeping your sump pump ready and your basement dry.

Expert Assessment

We diagnose the real issue accurately and fix the root cause.

Fast Service

Quick repair or replacement keeps your flooding risk to a minimum.

Quality Equipment

We use durable pumps and parts built for long lasting protection.

Safety Assured

No risk of shock or improper handling, just safe, correct work.

Guaranteed Work

Installations come with a service guarantee, for real peace of mind.

Veteran Owned

Founded by a U.S. Navy Chief, Retired, with the discipline the work deserves.

Same Day Estimates

Fast appointments and emergency help when a failure cannot wait.

Upfront Pricing

A clear estimate before any work begins, with no surprises after.

Licensed & Insured

Trained, licensed technicians who back every job with a warranty.

What is a sump pump?

It is a device installed in a basement or crawlspace pit that removes excess water, helping prevent flooding and water damage.

Why would I need a sump pump?

If your home is prone to basement flooding, dampness, or groundwater seepage, a sump pump protects your foundation and interior spaces.

Do you install new sump pumps and repair existing ones?

Both. We install new pumps with basins, piping, wiring, and discharge lines to code, and we repair motors, floats, switches, check valves, and clogged lines.

What types of sump pumps do you install?

We work with submersible and pedestal pumps, and can add battery backup or secondary pumps for redundancy.

How long does installation take?

A standard installation often takes 2 to 4 hours, depending on complexity, access, and whether new piping or excavation is needed.

What does repair or installation cost?

Cost varies with the pump model, labor, pit work, wiring, and backups. Common repairs often run in the range of $400 to $550, and we always estimate first.

How often should a sump pump be tested?

At least once a year, and more often if it runs frequently. Clean the basin, check the float and check valve, and pour water in to confirm it activates.

Do you install battery backup or secondary pumps?

Yes. We offer battery backup and secondary pump options that keep water management working during power outages or a pump failure.

How long do sump pumps usually last?

With proper maintenance, most sump pumps last 7 to 10 years, depending on use and quality. Replacing before failure is often cheaper than an emergency.

How far should the discharge line run from the house?

Usually 10 to 20 feet away from your foundation, and never directed onto a neighbor’s property.

Why does my sump pump run constantly?

Constant cycling can point to a wiring issue, a misadjusted float, an undersized pump, or a drainage problem. We diagnose and fix the root cause.

How do I schedule sump pump service?

Call 703.791.1339 or use our schedule service page to book an estimate online.