Proudly Serving the Coastal Empire & the Lowcountry
Our region sees plenty of heavy rains, so you’re likely familiar with the potential flooding that can come with them. When it comes to protecting your home or business from water damage, Canady’s Heating, Air & Plumbing is the team you can trust to keep your property safe.
With over 35 years of experience, we’re proud to be the go-to experts for plumbing services throughout Beaufort County, Savannah, and the surrounding region. We provide transparent pricing and free replacement estimates so you can make the most informed decision for your budget.
When flooding threatens your home, you can count on us to deliver emergency sump pump repairs when you need it most.
Schedule sump pump service with Canady’s by calling (912) 597-2458 today!
Do All Houses Need Sump Pumps?
While every home doesn’t require a sump pump, there are several situations that make them essential:
- Low-lying areas: Homes in the Coastal Empire and the Lowcountry are at lower elevations, so they’re at a greater risk of flooding during heavy rains, making sump pumps a valuable asset.
- Crawl spaces: If your home has a crawl space, it’s particularly vulnerable to water intrusion.
- High water table: Homes located in areas with a high water table are more susceptible to groundwater seepage.
- Frequent rainfall: Beaufort County and Savannah’s frequent heavy rainfall can overwhelm drainage systems, making sump pumps an essential safeguard.
If any of these issues sound familiar, don’t hesitate to request sump pump installation from Canady’s by calling (912) 597-2458 today!
Sump Pump Installation & Replacement
A sump pump is a specialized device designed to remove excess water from your crawl space or other low-lying areas of a home.
It consists of a pit, also known as the sump, where water collects and a pump that automatically activates when the water reaches a certain level. The pump then discharges the water away from your property, preventing flooding and water damage.
Proper installation of your sump pump is crucial for its effectiveness. Our experienced plumbers at Canady’s will:
- Determine if your property needs a sump pump
- Recommend the right type of sump pump for you
- Provide a free replacement estimate and financing options
- Ensure your new sump pump is correctly installed in the optimal location
This ensures that your sump pump operates reliably when needed.
Schedule sump pump installation or replacement by calling Canady’s at (912) 597-2458!
Signs You Need Sump Pump Repair
Recognizing the early signs of sump pump issues can prevent costly water damage to your home. Here are some signs that indicate you may need sump pump repair:
- Strange noises: Your plumber needs to investigate the cause of unusual sounds coming from your sump pump, such as grinding or rattling.
- Frequent cycling: If your sump pump is turning on and off frequently, it might be struggling to keep up with the water inflow.
- Deterioration: Rust or corrosion on your sump pump components can affect its performance.
- Flooding: The most obvious sign is water in your crawl space, indicating that your sump pump isn’t working properly.
Canady’s provides emergency plumbing repairs to quickly restore your sump pump.
If your notice any of these signs, don’t wait. Contact Canady’s at (912) 597-2458 to request sump pump repair today!
Choose Canady’s for Expert Plumbing Services in Savannah, GA & Beaufort County, SC
At Canady’s Heating, Air & Plumbing, we understand the unique challenges that our weather can pose to homeowners and business owners.
With over 35 years of industry experience, we’re confident in our team’s ability to provide long-lasting solutions you can trust to keep water out of your home.
Get sump pump services for your Beaufort County or Savannah home by calling our team at (912) 597-2458 or contacting Canady’s online today!
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the different types of sump pumps?
There are two primary types of sump pumps: pedestal and submersible.
Pedestal pumps have the motor located above the sump pit, while submersible pumps are fully submerged in the pit.
Submersible pumps are typically quieter and more discreet but may have a higher initial cost.
Will my sump pump work if I don’t have power?
Standard sump pumps rely on electricity, so they won’t work during power outages.
However, you can opt for a battery backup sump pump or a water-powered sump pump to ensure continuous protection if a hurricane or another major storm knocks out your power.
How do I test my sump pump?
Testing your sump pump is essential to ensure it functions correctly.
To test it, pour water into the sump pit until the pump activates. If it doesn’t start, contact your plumber for sump pump repair.
