Sump Pump Repair
The Best Sump Pump Repair
A working sump pump is crucial to keeping your basement or crawl space dry and preventing costly water damage. At El Paso Plumbing, we provide expert sump pump repair and installation services for homes across El Paso. Whether your system has failed during a storm or just isn’t running efficiently, our licensed plumbers are ready to inspect, diagnose, and repair your sump pump quickly. We service all major brands and models and ensure long-lasting solutions. Don’t wait for a flood to discover a problem—trust El Paso Plumbing to keep your home safe and dry year-round.


Signs You Need Sump Pump Repair
Wondering if your sump pump needs repair? Some of the most common signs include strange noises, continuous running, vibrations, or the pump not turning on at all. Water pooling in the basement or musty smells can also indicate that your sump pump isn’t doing its job. Rust, power issues, or float switch failures are also common repair triggers. Addressing issues early can prevent major water damage and more expensive repairs. If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s time to schedule a professional inspection and repair from a trusted local plumber.
Sump Pump Repair
(FAQ)
1. How do I know if my sump pump has failed?
If your basement is wet, your pump is making loud noises, or it’s not turning on, it may have failed and needs inspection.
2. What is the lifespan of a sump pump?
Most sump pumps last 7 to 10 years with regular maintenance and proper use.
3. Can I install a sump pump myself?
While DIY is possible, professional installation ensures correct setup, safety, and long-term reliability—especially for electrical and drainage connections.
4. Do you install battery backup sump pumps?
Yes! We install battery backup systems to keep your sump pump running during power outages, especially during heavy rain or storms.
5. What maintenance does a sump pump need?
We recommend annual maintenance, including cleaning the pump, checking the float switch, and testing the discharge line for blockages.
6. Is sump pump repair covered by homeowners’ insurance?
It depends on your policy. Some insurance plans may cover damage caused by pump failure, but not the repair itself. Check with your provider