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A flooded basement can lead to hundreds and even thousands of dollars of damage to your home. Even a well-sealed home is at risk when a big storm hits the area. Sump pumps protect against this risk, pumping water away from your home’s foundation to prevent basement flooding.
If you aren’t already protected by a sump pump, or if you’re having sump pump problems, Andreas Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning can help you add this protection to your space.
We offer sump pump repair, replacement, and installation from qualified, licensed plumbers in Carbon, Northampton, Lehigh, and surrounding counties.
A working sump pump protects your home from basement or crawl space floods. If yours isn’t running as it should, Team Andreas may be able to provide a repair solution. Let us inspect the system to determine if it qualifies for repair, then promptly get to work resolving the issue.
Don’t put your Carbon County home at risk without a working sump pump. Call 610-840-6506 for sump pump repairs.
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Andreas is a fourth-generation, family-owned and -operated plumbing company that knows pipe issues inside and out. You can count on our licensed and insured technicians for exceptional service in any project. We even offer 24/7 emergency pipe repair and replacement because we know that these situations typically happen at the most inconvenient times.
You need to be able to rely on your sump pump when your home is facing a potential flood. A sump pump failure can lead to a flooded basement, which leads to costly damage and repairs. Some signs you need emergency sump pump repair include:
You don’t want to end up with one of these scenarios during a storm, so remember to check your sump pump regularly when the weather is clear. If you test the sump pump and notice one of these problems, call immediately for emergency repair.
When you need sump pump repair fast, contact Team Andreas at 610-840-6506.
Proper sump pump maintenance is crucial to ensure it functions effectively during the rainy season.
Here are some essential tips to follow:
Like all things in your home with moving parts, a sump pump won’t last forever. Eventually, you’ll need a replacement, and Team Andreas is here when you need us. Our plumbing professionals can quickly remove your old sump pump and install a new, more reliable one.
Some signs you may need to consider sump pump replacement include:
If you’ve noticed these signs, contact the Northampton and Carbon County pros at 610-840-6506 to schedule sump pump replacement.
If you don’t have a sump pump, your home is at risk. All it takes is one strong storm to send water flooding into your basement or crawl space. The only way to protect against this is with a working sump pump. Andreas can help you install a sump pump to add this important protection to your home.
Don’t wait until you have a flooded basement to address your lack of a sump pump.
Schedule a consultation with the Schuylkill and Lehigh plumbers of Team Andreas today by calling 610-840-6506.
Team Andreas is a trusted name for plumbing services in Lehigh, Carbon, Northampton, Schuylkill, and surrounding counties. We provide exceptional customer service, install superior products, and back these products with our labor and parts warranty above the manufacturer’s warranty.
If you need sump pump services, we’re ready to deliver them with top-notch expertise.
Get help with your sump pump in Carbon, Lehigh, and surrounding counties. Call 610-840-6506 or contact Andreas today.
Yes, a sump pump will often have a little water in it. It comes from many sources, including rain and seepage from the ground. As long as the float switch can trigger the pump to run, a little water in the pit is normal.
When your sump pump fails, extra water during the next storm will accumulate at your home’s lowest point, usually the basement or crawl space. This can lead to mold, mildew growth, and damage to your home’s structure. That’s why it’s important to keep your sump pump in good condition.
The average life span for a sump pump is 10 years. You should consider replacing yours every seven to 10 years to ensure you always have a working sump pump.
Same-Day financing available for qualified customers, protect your comfort today without breaking the bank!
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