Sump pumps and water lines
Sump Pumps & Water Lines — Pump Failure, Leaks & Breaks
A sump pump that will not run, a basement taking water, or a water line leak outside — call and tell us whether water is entering the home and whether the pump has power.
Plumbing directory line — the (844) 544-3498 number used by all Local Lead Portal directory sites. It is not a contractor's number.
What to tell us when you call
- Your county and town, and the problem in plain words.
- Whether water is still running, sewage is involved, or a gas smell is present — say so first.
- Where the problem is, and anything you have already tried.
About this service
Sump pumps fail at the worst time: during heavy rain. If a pump will not run, check power first if you can do so safely, and call — a basement or crawl space taking water damages fast. Water line leaks outside show as a wet patch, a drop in pressure, or a meter that moves with no water in use; shut the water off if the leak is spreading and call. No backup system or method is promised here; the assigned contractor assesses power, discharge and line condition on site.
Frequently asked questions
- My sump pump will not run — what do I check?
- Power, if you can do so safely, and whether the float is stuck. If water is entering the home, call — do not wait for the next storm.
- How do I know a water line is leaking outside?
- A wet patch that does not dry, a pressure drop, or a meter that moves with no water in use.
- Do you give sump pump or water line prices on this site?
- No. Prices depend on the pump, line, access and parts, and must be quoted by the assigned contractor.
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