SUMP PUMP REPAIR OR INSTALLATION IN MARYLAND
A sump pump is one of those essential systems you rarely think about—until you find that you really need it. In the Anne Arundel County and Annapolis waterfront areas flooding is a real concern. So it’s time to think about your sump pump, and W.L. Staton can help!
Your sump pump is usually found in a corner of your basement, in a hole called a sump pit. It’s designed to pump out water that collects in the pit, often as a result of flooding. That means it’s important to make sure you keep it in working order, so it can do its job and prevent water damage to your home. Fortunately, W.L. Staton Plumbing, Heating and Cooling provides expert sump pump service, so you can be confident that your home is always protected.
Sump Pump Repair
Just like your other household appliances and equipment, sump pumps should be regularly inspected for wear and tear. And when it comes to sump pumps, you actually need to take the time of year into consideration. In early spring, for example, thawing and excess rain can cause the ground to become saturated, forcing your sump pump to work harder to keep water out of your basement.
In addition, if your local area has recently experienced a drought or you simply haven’t had to operate your sump pump in a long time, it might not be operational when needed and could need a tune-up. Luckily, our local plumbers have experience installing, repairing and replacing sump pumps, so don’t hesitate to give us a call if you need assistance. Our emergency sump pump repair expertise can have your home’s unit back up and running as soon as possible.
That’s when it’s time to call in the local experts at W.L. Staton Plumbing, Heating and Cooling. We provide sump pump maintenance to keep your unit in good working condition so you can rest easy knowing it will be ready when you need it. We can also set you up with a battery-powered backup pump that can kick on if the power goes out or your main pump fails for any reason. This ensures your basement won’t flood even if the power grid goes down and leaves you in the dark. Call us at 410-263-5100 any time to find out how we can help.
Sump Pump Installation
Do you worry about your basement flooding every time it rains or after the spring snow-melt in Maryland? Have you stopped leaving anything valuable in your basement just in case of flooding? Give yourself a little peace of mind and call W.L. Staton Plumbing, Heating and Cooling for expert sump pump installation. Your days of checking the weather forecast for significant rainfall—and tossing and turning all night worrying about your basement—could soon be a thing of the past. You might not think of a sump pump as a necessity. But if your basement is prone to flooding, having the right sump pump installed can save you the stress, cost and time of dealing with water damage. Every home is unique, so if you’re unsure of the right unit for your situation and budget, W.L. Staton Plumbing, Heating and Cooling can help. If it’s time to replace or add a sump pump to your basement, don’t hesitate to give W.L. Staton Plumbing, Heating and Cooling a call at 410-263-5100. Our expert plumbers can assess your needs and recommend the best solution so you’re confident in your choice.
FAQs
Backflows testing and maintenance is important because it helps stop cross contamination which can lead to serious illness or death if the wrong liquid or substance enters the potable water supply system.
Backflows testing and maintenance is important because it helps stop cross contamination which can lead to serious illness or death if the wrong liquid or substance enters the potable water supply system.
Backflows testing and maintenance is important because it helps stop cross contamination which can lead to serious illness or death if the wrong liquid or substance enters the potable water supply system.
Backflows testing and maintenance is important because it helps stop cross contamination which can lead to serious illness or death if the wrong liquid or substance enters the potable water supply system.
