Since 1999, Done Plumbing & Heating has provided homeowners with expert sump pump installation and repair, earning stellar reviews for our unparalleled expertise and dependable service.
When it comes to safeguarding your home from water damage, the importance of a reliable sump pump cannot be overstated. Done has been serving the Aurora and Denver communities since 1999, offering expert sump pump installation and replacement services. Our dedicated team is available 24/7 to provide rapid response and exceptional service across Denver.
With decades of combined experience, our technicians are true masters in their field, ensuring your home remains protected in every season. Our commitment to honesty, transparent communication, and customer satisfaction has earned us the trust and happiness of countless local homeowners. We approach every project with the depth of knowledge and attention to detail it deserves, delivering the best possible solutions tailored to your needs.
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For over 25+ years, Done has set the standard for professional home services. Our team of licensed and insured technicians brings unmatched expertise to every job, ensuring reliable repairs and maintenance. We're committed to excellence, and it shows in every task we undertake.
Trust is the cornerstone of our services at Done. We guarantee the reliability of our installations and repairs, conducted only by our fully licensed and insured professionals. With us, you can be confident that your home systems are in skilled hands.
Whether it’s plumbing woes or air conditioning tune-ups, Done covers it all. Our comprehensive equipment expertise means we’re equipped to fix all types of home systems. From routine maintenance to complex repairs, we handle every challenge with skill and efficiency.
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Done expertly handles both pedestal and submersible sump pumps, ensuring your home stays dry and protected. Our skilled technicians provide top-notch repair, maintenance, and installation services, so you can trust Done to keep your sump pump in peak condition.
Did you know that there are several different kinds of sump pumps available in the area?
Some of the most common types of sump pumps our plumbers work on around town:
Each type of sump pump has a specific purpose. What are those purposes, you ask? Well, let’s explore each type of pump in detail below:
A basement sump pump is, well, a sump pump located in your basement. They remove excess water from the lowest level of your property (typically the basement, hence their name) and are great at preventing flood damage. Usually, you can’t directly control your basement sump pump. Instead, they’re controlled by what’s called a float switch. Float switches activate when faced with a predetermined amount of liquid (which makes them float switches). In other words, your sump pump only turns on when there is a certain level of water around it.
Unfortunately, due to the nature of float switches, troubleshooting problems with basement sump pumps is often tricky. Typically, you have to either introduce a large amount of water to the pump or wait for a flood to determine your basement sump pump functions as intended. Since it’s so challenging to predict basement pump failure, our plumbers recommend you both get your pump inspected annually as well as install a battery-operated sump to act as a backup in the event your primary pump fails.
As mentioned above, our plumbers recommend you install a battery-operated sump pump to act as a backup pump should your main ever fail during a flood. Also, as you’ve probably already figured out, the primary difference between a battery-operated sump and a conventional pump is that the battery backup pump gets power from, well, a battery.
Furthermore, since most sump pumps get power directly from your home’s primary power source, they don’t work during a power outage. Unfortunately, floods often bring power problems with them. So, even if you have a brand new pump that’s never failed an inspection, we still recommend you install a battery-operated sump pump in Aurora. After all, it never hurts to be prepared.
You only need a sewage ejector pump if you need to move sewage from somewhere below the main sewer line on your property. For example, if you have a basement toilet, you likely need an Aurora sewage ejector pump to move the waste from the toilet to the main sewer line on your property.
If your sump pump stops working, check to see if the unit is plugged in and the circuit breaker hasn’t tripped. Also, inspect the float switch to ensure it’s not stuck or obstructed. If these quick fixes don’t solve the problem, it’s essential to call Done for professional repair services. We can diagnose and fix issues ranging from motor failures to clogged discharge lines, ensuring your sump pump is ready to protect your home from water damage efficiently.
Sump pump maintenance is essential for ensuring the system operates efficiently when you need it most. Maintenance tasks include cleaning the sump pit, checking the pump and float switch for proper operation, testing the pump by pouring water into the pit, inspecting the discharge line to ensure it’s free of blockages, and replacing the backup battery if your unit has one. Done offers comprehensive maintenance services to keep your sump pump in top condition, helping to prevent failures during critical times such as heavy rains or melting snow.
Installing a sump pump offers several key benefits, including protecting your home’s foundation and basement from water damage, preventing the growth of mold and mildew by keeping your basement dry, and potentially lowering your insurance rates by reducing the risk of flood damage. Moreover, a sump pump can increase your property’s value by ensuring the structural integrity of your home and making it more appealing to prospective buyers who want a flood-resistant property.
You might need a sump pump if your basement is prone to flooding, you live in a flat or low-lying area that collects water easily, or if your region experiences heavy rain or snow. The presence of water or dampness in your basement regularly is a clear indicator that a sump pump could benefit your home. Sump pumps are designed to automatically pump out excess water, protecting your home from water damage, mold, and mildew growth.
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