Sump pumps are often installed on the lowest level of a home or building structure and are intended to prevent flooding after storms and severe rainfall. Water is collected in pits beneath the structure. When the water level in the pit reaches a specific level, the sump pump activates and sucks the water out of the pit and away from the home’s foundation. The frequency with which your sump pump operates is determined by the amount of moisture present.

Your sump pump functions similarly to your toilet tank and is activated automatically by a float sensor. If the float sensor fails, you can usually manually operate the sump pump. Checking the float sensor and staying on top of other sump pump maintenance will save you from any unexpected problems.

Allow our team of experts to handle your sump pump issues to prevent flooding in your home and avoid sewer concerns. Our sump pump specialists are among the best in the industry. For the past quarter-century, we’ve been taking care of families in the Connecticut, and we always come highly recommended. We are also reasonably priced and will discuss our pricing with you before beginning any job. This way, you won’t have to worry about being overcharged at the end of the process. So, what are you waiting for? If you have a sump pump problem, contact TMG Plumbing & Disaster Solutions today.