Palo Alto Sump Pump Services
Installing, Repairing & Maintaining Essential Flood Prevention Equipment
Facilities Plumbing & Drain is proud to offer top-notch sump pump services to protect your property from water damage. Our plumbing team excels in installing, repairing, and maintaining sump pumps that can help keep your home a safe, dry haven. With over a decade of experience and access to advanced equipment and tools, you can trust us to keep your basement dry and your mind at ease.
Whether you're dealing with an existing sump pump that needs fixing or you’re installing one for the first time, Facilities Plumbing & Drain can get the job done. We take the time to evaluate your home and lay out all your options so that you can find your ideal sump pump. Plus, with same-day and emergency services, we’re ready to help you tackle flooding issues head-on.
How to Tell If Your Home Needs a Sump Pump
If your basement or crawl space is prone to flooding or dampness after heavy rainfall or snowmelt, you could benefit from installing a sump pump. A musty odor or visible mold and mildew, often caused by standing water or high humidity levels, may also be a sign that your home needs a sump pump. Additionally, if you notice water stains on the walls or floors of your basement, or if your basement floor feels damp or shows signs of efflorescence – a white, powdery residue – these are also strong indicators that water intrusion is an issue that needs addressing.
Even if you haven't experienced severe flooding, a sump pump can serve as a valuable precautionary measure to protect your home from water damage. Homes located in low-lying areas, or those with poor drainage systems, are at greater risk of basement flooding and could significantly benefit from having a sump pump.
If your home needs the kind of protection that a sump pump can provide, call Facilities Plumbing & Drain at (650) 750-7144 today to request a free consultation!
Customer Experiences
Real Reviews From Your Friends & Neighbors
At Facilities Plumbing & Drain, your satisfaction is our priority! See for yourself what our customers have to say about working with us.
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"Franky is knowledgeable"
Franky is knowledgeable, courteous and efficient. I highly recommend his services
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"Very knowledgeable"
I used Facilities Plumbing and I was very satisfied with there work. They are very courteous and seem very knowledgeable.
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"Great Experience"
Great experience working with Facilities Plumbing. We had an urgent water pipe leaking problem caused by a falling tree and was able to get help quickly.
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"I Highly Recommend Them"
I recently had the pleasure of using Facilities Plumbing and Drain for a plumbing issue at my residence, and I am extremely satisfied with the service they provided.
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"Highly recommended"
Robert is responsive and pleasant to work with.
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"Highly Recommended"
This is the second time we've used Facilities Plumbing to install a hot water heater (old house and new house) and they've done a great job for us.
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"Friendly, knowledgeable, and professional"
Great plumbers. Friendly, knowledgeable, and professional. It was a night and day difference between other plumbers who estimated higher.
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"Friendly and Professional"
Robert and his team were fast and efficient, friendly and professional! I would go back and use them anytime.
- Dylainie N.
Making Sure Your Sump Pump is Working Correctly
Ensuring your sump pump is working correctly is crucial for preventing basement flooding and water damage. If you suspect your sump pump is not operating the way it should be, DIY testing is simple and can save you a lot of trouble. Begin by pouring a bucket of water into the sump pit. The pump should activate and quickly drain the water. If it doesn't, there could be an issue. Additionally, inspect the pump's power source to ensure it is properly plugged in and functioning.
Symptoms of a broken sump pump include:
- Excessive noise: Loud or unusual sounds might signal mechanical issues.
- Infrequent cycling: The pump turns on and off sporadically or not at all.
- Prolonged operation: The pump runs for an extended period without efficiently removing water.
- Visible rust: Rust on the pump or its components could indicate corrosion affecting performance.
- Overheating: The pump feels excessively hot, which may signal it’s overworked or has electrical issues.
- Basement flooding: Water accumulation in your basement even when the pump is running.
What Sets Us Apart
committed to excellence
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Hablamos EspañolWork with a plumber who speaks your language.
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Convenient Payment PlansYou don't need to pay upfront! Ask about our payment plan options.
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Emergency Services AvailablePlumbing emergencies can't wait. Call for immediate help.
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24/7 Help AvailableWe're here to help you whenever you need us.