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Fast, licensed sump pump repair service in Massachusetts. Licensed MA plumbers are standing by 24/7 — and can be at your door in 30–60 minutes.

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Why sump pump repair can’t wait

Basement flooding destroys finished spaces, carpeting, drywall, stored belongings, and mechanical equipment. Mold growth begins within 24-48 hours. Electrical systems in the basement can be damaged or create shock hazards.

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While we’re on the way

A few things you can do until our licensed plumber arrives.

1

Check the power supply

Verify the sump pump is plugged in and the circuit breaker has not tripped. This is the most common cause of sump pump failure during storms.

2

Check the float switch

Sometimes the float switch gets stuck on the side of the pit. Manually lift it to see if the pump activates.

3

Remove debris from the pit

Check the sump pit for debris that could be blocking the pump intake or jamming the float switch.

4

Start removing water if rising

If water is rising and the pump will not activate, use a wet vacuum, buckets, or a portable utility pump to begin removing water while waiting for the plumber.

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