Residential Sump Pump Repair Services in Manchester, NH

If your sump pump is causing you trouble, rely on the dependable and professional sump pump repair services from Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Greater New Hampshire. Our expert technicians are dedicated to ensuring your home remains safeguarded from flooding and water damage. We'll conduct a thorough assessment and provide expert advice on the best course of action. Additionally, our preventive maintenance services will keep your sump pump running smoothly for years to come.

Why Choose Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Greater New Hampshire for Your Sump Pump Repairs?

• 24/7 Emergency Services: Your needs are our priority, and we respond promptly to address any sump pump issues, day or night.
• Client Testimonials: Our satisfied customers speak highly of our exceptional service, attesting to our commitment to excellence.
• Experienced and Licensed Plumbers: Our team is highly trained, continuously educated, and fully licensed and insured, ensuring top-notch expertise.
• No Extra Charges for Additional Repair Time: We take the necessary time to fix your sump pump without burdening you with additional costs.
• Neighborly Done Right Promise for Residential Clients: We stand behind our work and promise to correct any errors in replacement work within a year.
• Considerate, Educated, and Competent Technicians: Our sump pump repair specialists prioritize your satisfaction, providing quality service with courtesy.

Request a job estimate with Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Greater New Hampshire to address all your sump pump repair needs! Don't wait for the problem to escalate; let us address it before it becomes a major issue.

With our extensive experience, knowledge, and technical expertise, we guarantee your peace of mind, knowing that your sump pump is operating properly. Moreover, we back our workmanship with a guarantee, offering competitive prices for sump pump repair services that you won't find elsewhere. Trust Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Greater New Hampshire for reliable and effective sump pump solutions.

Frequently Asked Questions About Sump Pump Repairs

What to Do When Your Sump Pump Stops Working?

If your sump pump stops working, follow these troubleshooting steps:

1. Check the Power Source: Ensure the sump pump is plugged into a working electrical outlet. Look for tripped circuit breakers or blown fuses that may affect the power supply.
2. Float Switch: The float switch triggers the sump pump when water levels rise. Clear any debris or obstructions that may hinder its movement. Gently lift the float to test if the pump activates.
3. Check for Clogs: Debris or sediment can clog the pump, affecting its operation. Inspect the intake and discharge pipes for blockages and clean them if necessary.
4. Test the Outlet: Verify if the pump is receiving power by plugging another device into the same outlet.
5. Check the GFCI Outlet: Some pumps are connected to a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) outlet. Check if it has tripped and reset it if needed.
6. Inspect the Check Valve: Ensure the check valve is correctly installed and undamaged to prevent water from flowing back into the sump pit.
7. Test the Pump Manually: If available, use the manual override switch to check if the pump starts working.

If the sump pump still doesn't work after these steps, contact a professional plumber promptly. Sump pump failures can lead to basement water damage, so timely attention is crucial. Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Greater New Hampshire can diagnose and resolve the issue, ensuring your sump pump operates properly and protects your home from potential flooding.

What is the Most Common Reason for Sump Pump Failure?

The most common cause of sump pump failure is age. Older models are more susceptible to wear and tear, resulting in mechanical or electrical problems. However, even newer units can fail due to improper installation or lack of maintenance. If your sump pump shows signs of trouble, such as frequent running, it's best to seek professional assistance promptly to diagnose and address potential issues before they worsen.

How Often Should a Sump Pump Be Replaced?

The frequency of sump pump replacement depends on factors like usage, age, and overall condition. As a general guideline, consider upgrading or replacing the unit if it's over 10 years old or displaying signs of wear, such as strange noises or slow drainage. Additionally, for basements prone to frequent flooding, replacing the pump sooner rather than later can help avoid costly water damage repairs caused by a failing pump.

For all your sump pump repair needs, don't hesitate to request an appointment online with Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Greater New Hampshire today!