Washington’s Top-Rated Sump Pump Repair Company

When a sump pump stops working, water can quickly build up beneath your home and cause serious damage, including:

• Flooded basements or crawl spaces
• Shifted or damaged plumbing pipes
• Soaked and ruined insulation
• Loosened or sagging air ducts
• Warped or weakened wooden beams and flooring
• Eroded foundation blocks
• Mold, mildew, and harmful bacteria growth

Even a short period of water buildup can lead to expensive repairs and health risks. That is why timely sump pump repair is essential for protecting your Washington home.

A sump pump is designed to keep your Washington home safe from flooding and water damage. The pump sits in a sump pit, which collects groundwater or excess water from around your foundation. When the pit fills to a certain level, the pump automatically turns on and pushes the water out through a discharge pipe. This pipe directs the water safely away from your home, protecting your basement or crawl space from flooding.

By activating only when needed, sump pumps provide reliable protection during heavy rain, snowmelt, or plumbing problems that could otherwise threaten your home’s structural integrity.

It is not always obvious when your sump pump is starting to fail, but catching the warning signs early can save you from costly water damage. Common signs you need professional sump pump repair include:

• Strange noises such as grinding, rattling, or humming
• The pump runs constantly or cycles on and off too often
• Water is pooling in your basement or crawl space despite the pump running
• Visible rust or corrosion on the pump
• The pump vibrates excessively while operating
• It fails to turn on during heavy rain or plumbing issues
• The unit is more than 7 – 10 years old and showing wear

If you notice any of these issues, call Iron Mountain Plumbing, Heating, and Air right away. Our licensed plumbers can diagnose the problem and restore your sump pump quickly so your home stays protected.

Many issues, such as switch malfunctions, clogs, or minor electrical problems, can be repaired. However, if the motor is burned out or the pump is very old, replacement may be a better option. 

The cost depends on the type of repair needed and whether replacement parts are required. Our team provides upfront pricing after diagnosing the issue.

Yes. If your sump pump fails during a storm or flood risk, we provide prompt repair service in Washington and the surrounding areas.