Sewage Ejector Pumps

A sump pump is your basement’s first line of defense against flooding and water damage. It’s a small but powerful pump that sits in a pit — called a sump basin — at the lowest point of your basement or crawl space. When heavy rain or groundwater collects around your foundation, that water drains into the pit. Once the water level rises, the sump pump automatically switches on and pushes the water safely away from your home.

Without a working sump pump, excess water can seep into your basement, damaging flooring, walls, and personal belongings. Over time, that moisture can also lead to mold growth, structural damage, and poor indoor air quality.

Homeowners in Indiana often need sump pumps because of heavy seasonal rainfall and high water tables. Even a short storm can overwhelm foundation drains, especially in older homes or neighborhoods with clay-rich soil.

We provide professional sump pump installation, replacement, and maintenance to keep your home dry year-round. Whether you need a new pump, a backup battery system, or an inspection to make sure your current setup is ready for the next storm, we’ve got you covered.

Don’t wait until your basement floods to find out your pump isn’t working.