Most sump pumps have a service life of roughly 7-10 years, and a pump that's failed multiple times or is significantly outdated is often more cost-effective to replace than continue repairing. Replacement includes removing the old unit and installing a new pump sized appropriately for the basin and the home's typical water volume.

  • Removal of the old pump and installation of a new unit
  • Sizing guidance based on basin size and typical water volume
  • Check valve and discharge line inspection during install