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As your sump pump ages, repairs will unfortunately become more frequent and necessary. If you’ve had your pump for more than seven to ten years and are experiencing issues with it, you will likely need to schedule a repair.
Visible rust and corrosion are both common causes for professional repair when it comes to your sump pump. Rust and corrosion in your sump pump can become a health hazard very quickly and will ultimately require service as soon as possible.
When a sump pump begins to fail, it is very common to hear loud, unfamiliar noises. If you start to hear foreign sounds like grinding or rattling, your sump pump’s impeller is likely jammed and will need to be repaired as soon as possible.
Oftentimes when a sump pump’s float switch is experiencing issues, it can cause adverse reactions in the overall system. If you notice that your pump is constantly running, or running at inappropriate times (i.e. when it’s not needed), this is a sign that something is wrong. You’ll need to call in our professionals as soon as possible for an expert repair diagnosis.
Strange noises, like rattling or grinding, usually indicate a mechanical issue or debris caught in the pump. After a long, wet spring, debris such as small stones or soil may find their way into your pump. It’s best to turn off the power, inspect the pump for clogs or worn-out parts, and call (470) 616-9585 to schedule a prompt sump pump repair.
If your pump isn’t turning on, check the power connection first – it could be something as simple as a tripped circuit breaker. If that doesn’t do the trick, inspect the float switch, as it could be stuck or damaged. Lastly, if none of these solutions resolve the issue, you’ll need to schedule an expert sump pump repair with Air Conditioning Specialist Inc..
A constantly running sump pump often signals issues such as a stuck float switch, a pump that can’t handle the water load, or even an incorrectly adjusted basin level. Spring’s frequent rainfall can overwhelm older or undersized pumps, so it may be time for an upgrade.
o prevent sump pump clogs, make sure to regularly clean out the basin and check your pump’s intake screen. Spring debris, like fallen leaves or mud from heavy Macon, GA rains, can build up in and around the pump. Additionally, installing a filter or cover on the basin can help reduce debris accumulation.
A foul smell can develop if water remains stagnant in the sump basin or if the discharge pipe is blocked. During the spring, when your pump isn’t running as consistently, clear the discharge path and consider cleaning the basin to eliminate stinky odors.
Our team proudly offers a number of HVAC maintenance plans for both residential and commercial heating & cooling systems
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