Sump Pump Repair in Loveland, CO

Loveland has plenty of homes with basements, from older houses near downtown to newer builds around Boyd Lake and Centerra. In spots where spring melt or lawn watering keeps the soil wet, the pump in the basement pit is the only thing moving that water outside instead of onto your carpet.

Is Your Sump Pump in Trouble?

• You never hear it run, even after heavy rain
• It runs nonstop and the pit never empties
• The motor is loud or the pump vibrates
• Water appears around the pit or along basement walls
• The pump is many years old and has never been serviced

Sump Pump Services

• Diagnosis and repair: floats, switches, check valves, wiring to the outlet and the discharge line.
• New pump installation: a correctly sized submersible or pedestal pump, with a check valve and a secure discharge connection.
• New sump pits: for basements that take on water but were never fitted with one.
• Battery backup systems: a second pump with its own battery for power outages.
• Discharge fixes: extending or regrading outlets that dump water too close to the foundation.

Radon and Your Sump Pit

Larimer County, like much of Colorado, has elevated radon levels in many homes. An open sump pit can let soil gas into the basement, and many mitigation systems use a sealed pit lid. We make sure the lid is resealed whenever we work on the pump.

Get Ahead of Spring

The best time to test a pump is before snowmelt and spring storms, not during them. A quick check with a bucket of water tells you whether the float lifts and the pump empties the pit. If your basement is already wet, our emergency plumbers can help right away.