Expert Sump Pump Services in Elkhart, IN
Sump pumps are often overlooked until they break down and require repair or replacement. And no homeowner wants to stand knee-deep in flood waters calling emergency repair services in the middle of the night.
Since 1984, Church Plumbing & Heating has provided reliable plumbing services throughout Michigan and Indiana. Our licensed and highly trained technicians are background-checked professionals. Providing repair, installation/replacement, and maintenance service, rely on us for all your needs.
Need a sump pump backup or a sewage ejector pump? Find an emergency plumber in Northern Indiana. Call Church Plumbing at (574) 295-6844.
Expert Repair
A sump pump keeps your basement from flooding, and it can last seven to 10 years (or longer with regular service), but parts might become hard to find. Older pumps tend to break down more often. Hence, your existing pump might need repair work.
Signs you need to schedule repair include:
- Strange noises: The components might have corrosion if you hear grinding sounds.
- Weird odors: It is not removing water efficiently if you smell must (mildew, mold).
- Running dry: The sensor on the water level valve needs replacing if it runs randomly.
- Other signs: Call our plumbers for stuck floats, inoperable impellers, faulty impeller sump basins, or damaged discharge pipe float switches.
We know no homeowner wants to feel underwater with plumbing repairs! Because sump and sewer pump repairs are usually unexpected expenses at the worst time, our special financing programs (with 0% interest for 18 months) are available.
Comprehensive Installation
Replacing a malfunctioning sump pump will ensure that you have a responsive unit if there is a natural disaster or other event. Routine maintenance is a recommendation to help lower repair costs, extend your new pump’s life span, and maintain your warranty.
Installation options include:
Pedestal sump pumps
Whether you need sump pump installation or a sump pump replacement (if yours has minimal pumping capacity), these are less expensive and have motors above the water and drawtubes in the pit.
Submersible sump pumps
More expensive and popular, the pump and motor are positioned in the sump pit and stay completely immersed in water.
Our knowledgeable plumbing technicians can help you find the pump that fits your space and needs.
What Kind of Pump Do You Have?
While you might not know the ins and outs of sump pump plumbing, understanding the type of pump (sump, sewage) can help if you are scheduling it for service.
Sump Pumps
Sump pumps remove groundwater from your crawl space and basement. They have a 1.5-inch inside diameter and a 1.75-inch outside diameter.
Sewage Pumps
Sewage pumps have sealed lids (to block the sewage odor) as they remove waste material. Their discharge line has a 2-inch inside diameter and an outside diameter of 2.5 inches.
If you’re not sure how to tell the type of pump you have or its location, we can help. Speak to a plumber in Southwest Michigan by calling Church Plumbing at (574) 295-6844.
Why Choose Church?
Sump pumps remove excess water from floods and burst pipes and reroute it to a drain or pond to prevent toxic mildew and mold. Whether you need a basement sewer pump or battery backup for an existing sump pump, we can help.
Backed by over 35 years of experience, we provide free estimates on replacements, a 100% satisfaction guarantee, and one-year warranties on repairs. With service areas throughout Southwest Michigan and Northern Indiana, trust us to keep your home safe and comfortable.
Schedule a sump pump repair in Michiana today. Call Church Plumbing at (574) 295-6844 to speak to our sump pump specialists.
