Protect your basement from flooding with a professionally installed sump pump system. We install, repair, and maintain all types of sump pumps including battery backup systems for power outages.
Your sump pump is your basement's first line of defense against flooding. When it works properly, you barely notice it. When it fails, you can face thousands of dollars in water damage, destroyed belongings, and mold growth. Plombier Gatineau provides complete sump pump services including installation, repair, maintenance, and emergency replacement throughout the Outaouais region.
The Gatineau area's high water table and seasonal flooding make sump pumps essential for most homes with basements. We install and service all types of sump pumps, from basic pedestal models to submersible pumps with battery backup systems. Our goal is to ensure your basement stays dry year-round, even during spring thaws and heavy rainstorms.
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Most sump pumps last 7-10 years with proper maintenance. Factors affecting lifespan include usage frequency, water quality, and whether the pump is properly sized for your needs. We recommend testing your pump regularly and scheduling annual maintenance to maximize its life.
We strongly recommend battery backup systems. Power outages often occur during severe storms — exactly when you need your sump pump most. A battery backup ensures continuous protection even when the power goes out. It's relatively inexpensive insurance against costly water damage.
Installation costs depend on whether you have an existing pit or need one excavated, the type of pump selected, and whether you want battery backup. We provide free, detailed quotes so you know exactly what to expect. Contact us for an estimate specific to your situation.
Test your sump pump at least every 3-4 months by pouring water into the pit until the float triggers the pump. Also test before spring thaw and heavy rain seasons. Annual professional maintenance is recommended to check all components and ensure reliable operation.
No, constant running indicates a problem. Common causes include a stuck float switch, undersized pump, missing or failed check valve, or continuous water intrusion. Constant running wears out the pump quickly. Call us for diagnosis — this should be addressed promptly.
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