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Plumbing Services · Utah

Sump Pumps in Utah

Spring runoff in the foothills floods finished basements every year. Battery backups available.

The short version

Here's how we do it.

Spring runoff in the foothills floods finished basements every year. Battery backups available.

If your house sits on the bench, in the foothills, or anywhere the spring water table climbs, a working sump pump is the difference between a dry basement and a $40K insurance claim. We install primary sumps, battery backups for power outages (which always seem to land during the worst storms), and water alarms that text your phone.

Pumps have a 7 to 10 year service life. If yours is the original from when the house was built and you've been finishing the basement, replace it before the demo, not after the flood.

What's included

Every job, no upsell surprises.

Standard primary sump install $850 to $1,650. Battery backup add-on $750 to $1,400. WiFi alarms $185 installed. 0% financing for 12 months.

  • Primary sump pump (1/3 or 1/2 HP cast iron)
  • Sealed lid for radon control where applicable
  • Check valve and discharge routing away from foundation
  • Battery backup pump (optional but recommended)
  • WiFi water alarm
  • 5-year pump warranty

Signs it's time to call

If any of these sound familiar, schedule a visit.

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    Existing pump is 7+ years old

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    Pump short-cycles or runs constantly in spring

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    No battery backup and you've lost power before

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    Finishing the basement and want insurance

Why homeowners call us

One licensed crew, every trade, no juggling contractors.

  • Licensed, insured, and locally owned in Utah.

  • Flat, up-front pricing, no surprise add-ons after the work starts.

  • Same crew handles HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and construction.

  • Clean job sites, shoe covers, drop cloths, and we haul out the old equipment.

  • Workmanship warranty on every install, manufacturer warranty registered for you.

Frequently Asked

Questions homeowners ask us.

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