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Sump Pump Repair & Installation in South Carolina

Tested under load, not just switched on and called good. Available in all 271 cities we cover, 24 hours a day.

Flat pricing · no charge for nights or weekends

When people call us about sump pump repair & installation

Pump runs constantly
A stuck float or an undersized pump
Water in the crawl space after rain
The pump is not keeping up or has failed
Pump hums but moves no water
A seized impeller or a blocked check valve
Discharge water comes straight back in
The outlet is too close to the foundation

What the job includes

  • Pump sized to the pit and the incoming flow
  • Float switch and check valve replacement
  • Battery backup pumps for power outages
  • Discharge line routed away from the foundation
  • Crawl space and basement installations
  • Pump tested by filling the pit, not by hand

What it costs

Flat price including the pump, the fittings and the discharge work.

Water where it should not be?

We answer 24 hours a day across South Carolina. Flat price agreed before the work starts.

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What customers say

“Called at ten at night with water coming through the kitchen ceiling. Someone actually picked up, and a van was outside within the hour. He shut it down, found the split joint upstairs and had it repaired before midnight.”

Denise R.Homeowner

“Explained the difference between the repair and the replacement, gave me both prices, and did not push me toward the expensive one. I went with the repair and it has been fine.”

Sam O.Homeowner

“The price he quoted at the door is the price I paid, which after my last experience with a plumber felt almost suspicious. Everything worked, nothing extra appeared on the invoice.”

Marcus T.Homeowner

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Sump Pump Repair & Installation by city

We run this service in all 271 South Carolina cities. These are the busiest; use the locations page for anywhere else.

Every city we cover

Sump Pump Repair & Installation questions

How often should a sump pump be replaced?

Seven to ten years is typical, sooner if it cycles heavily. Because it only matters on the day it is needed, testing it before storm season is worth the small cost.

Do I need a battery backup?

Storms take the power out and fill the pit at the same time. If a wet crawl space would cost you real money, a backup pays for itself the first time.

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