Sump Pumps

Sump Pumps are critical components in plumbing projects to maintain drainage systems in both residential and commercial buildings by removing surplus water in areas known as sump pits. They ensure a proper drainage flow is sustained throughout the system to keep areas dry.

There are a variety of different types and models of sump pumps available, including primary, battery backup, and combination. Submersible and pedestal sump pumps are also available; submersible sump pumps are placed beneath the water level in the basin of the pump while pedestal sump pumps have motors that are held above the water level in the basin, while the pump base is held in the water. It is important to select the appropriate sump pump for the specific purpose it will be used for.

Primary Sump Pumps are the most basic and standard pumps, and are designed to remove smaller water amounts in basement areas. They can pump out up to more than one thousand gallons of water an hour and are typically used for light residential and commercial applications.

Battery Backup Sump Pumps are used to ensure proper motor functioning in the event of a pump or power failure. The backup pump works to supply adequate power to the main pump for proper operation in the absence of electric power.

Combination Sump Pumps consist of a primary pump and battery backup pump in one singular mechanism. These pumps ensure proper and efficient in both normal conditions as well as in the case of a power failure. These are widely used for residential flood protection.