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Sump and ejector pump services
One of the biggest problems that manufacturers of sump pumps have is their misuse. Regular sump pumps are designed to handle liquids and some solid particles. Some people buy a sump pump and try to use it as a sewage ejector pump. Usually, the largest object that make it through a sump pump impeller is 1/2 inch in diameter. Sewage ejector pumps can handle up to a 1.5 inch or larger.
Ensuring your pumps work how they should
When relying on your sump pump to keep your basement dry, we recommend cleaning the pit every year. If your pump discharges water from a washing machine the lint from your clothes can clog the filter on a pump. The pump will fail to operate when you need it the most! We can install a screen to keep larger pieces from interfering with the sump pump. They rarely fail to operate during dry weather. Drains Inc can clean the pits for you, and when we install new pumps we also clean the pits. Drains Inc has the best pump for your needs! Call us at (847)485-0031 for your FREE estimate and more information about our pump selections and services.