Signs you need a sump pump (or a new one)
- Water or dampness in the basement after rain
- A pump that runs constantly or won’t shut off
- A pump that won’t start or makes grinding noises
- No backup for power outages during storms
- A pump that’s 7–10+ years old
- A high water table or history of basement flooding
Our process
- Assess. Check your pit, water table, and discharge — and size the pump correctly.
- Install. Set the pump, seal the basin, and route the discharge line away from the foundation.
- Add backup. Install a battery backup and alarm if you want outage protection.
- Test. Fill and cycle the pump to confirm it kicks on and clears properly.
What NJ homeowners should know
New Jersey’s heavy storms and high water tables — especially in Bayshore and low-lying areas — make a working sump pump essential, and storms that flood basements are the same storms that cut power. That’s the case for a battery backup: your primary pump can’t run in an outage. We size, install, and back up the system so it holds up when the weather is at its worst.
Protect your basement. Call (732) 400-4667 or request a free estimate.