As the warmer air makes its way back around our area, the ground will begin to thaw, leaving the ground oversaturated. This will find its way into your sump pump pit in your basement. You should know that your sump pump has a floater device built-in or attached to your pump, and when the water reached a certain level, it will raise your float, and trigger the sump pump to turn on and pump the water outside of your house. You want to make sure that this floated and your pump are in working order, so we have listed a few things that you can do to make sure before the ground thaws out.
Guardian Plumbing has 30 years of experience in performing sump pump repair and installation. We can repair or replace your sump pump is needed as well as offer a battery backup for your sump pump in case your floater becomes faulty. We also offer a Homeowner Protection Plan that includes routine maintenance on your sump pump
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