Sump Pump Services

At Go Away Drains, we provide commercial-grade sump pump installation, repair, and maintenance to protect your home from basement flooding, water intrusion, and costly structural damage. With over 20 years of commercial drainage experience, we bring the same precision used on data centers, Amazon warehouses, and major facilities—directly to your home.

 A sump pump is a flood-prevention device installed in a pit (sump basin) below the lowest level of your home. When groundwater or drain water collects in the pit, the pump automatically activates and removes water away from your foundation through a dedicated discharge line.

In simple terms: A sump pump is your home’s last line of defense against basement flooding.

 A properly functioning sump pump prevents:

• Basement flooding
• Water damage to walls, floors, and belongings
• Mold, mildew, odors, and bacteria growth
• Foundation cracks from hydrostatic pressure
• Backups caused by heavy rain or snowmelt
• Increased humidity that damages HVAC and ducts

If your home has interior drainage, a basement, crawlspace, or history of water issues, a sump pump isn’t optional—it’s essential.

 If you notice any of the following, your pump may be failing:

• Loud or unusual noises
• Constant running
• Pump doesn’t activate during rain
• Water pooling around the pit
• Rust, corrosion, or bad smell
• Electrical short cycling
• System older than 7–10 years
• Visible cracks in discharge line
• Flooding despite having a pump

Ignoring these signs can lead to expensive water damage.

• New sump pump installation
• Sump pump replacement
• Sump basin installation
• Discharge line repair & rerouting
• Check valve replacement
• Battery backup systems
• Dual-pump redundant systems
• Annual sump pump maintenance
• Camera inspection of interior drain lines
• Emergency sump pump service

Typical Cost Range:

• Standard Sump Pump Replacement: $450–$1,200
• New Sump Pump + Basin Install: $1,500–$3,000
• Dual Pump Redundant System: $2,500–$4,500
• Battery Backup System: $650–$1,200
• Discharge Line Redirection: $350–$1,000

Your exact price depends on pump type, basin depth, discharge distance, and drainage configuration.