The average sump pump lasts for 7 to 10 years, so if your unit has exceeded this timeframe, you should schedule an inspection. Our technicians will assess your system and see if it’s still functioning optimally.
If not, they can repair it or recommend a replacement. However, we won’t insist that you need a replacement if your sump pump is working perfectly well, and with proper maintenance, there’s no reason why it can’t last well beyond 7 years.
However, if you’re also experiencing any of the following issues, we will likely recommend a replacement:
- Excessive vibrations
- Strange noises
- Clogging
- Frequent cycling
We can also recommend a replacement if your existing sump pump isn’t up to scratch. So, if you have a larger space than your sump pump can handle, get in touch. We can assess your current unit and your needs and then give you a free, no-obligation quote for a new unit.
We Can Install and Replace All Types of Sump Pumps
Mr. Rooter® technicians have experience with all types of sump pumps. We’ve repaired, replaced, and installed them for homeowners and business owners across the city, and can inspect, maintain, repair, replace, and install all of the following types of sump pumps as needed:
- Smart-monitoring sump pumps: A smart sump pump that sends you real-time notifications and keeps you connected to the unit.
- French drain sump pumps: These units combine a sump pump with a French drain to quickly remove standing water from your property.
- Submersible sump pumps: A common type of sump pump that sits in a pit in crawl spaces and basements.
