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Sump pumps work hardest during spring melt and heavy summer storms, exactly when a power outage, a stuck float switch or a frozen discharge line is most likely to stop them. Once the pit overflows, groundwater spreads across the floor and wicks into walls and carpet fast.
In this order.
Check whether the pump has power. A tripped GFCI outlet or breaker is a common cause.
If the float is stuck, a gentle nudge can restart it. Unplug the pump before reaching into the pit.
If water is still rising, stay clear of outlets and cords in the wet area.
Photograph the damage and call to get extraction and drying started.
Tell us what happened and where you are.
We put you through to an independent restoration company that serves your town.
They come out, give you an estimate, and start getting the water out.
It depends on how much water, what kind, and how long it sat. Our cost guide has typical ranges, and our insurance guide covers what policies usually pay for.
Not under a standard Minnesota homeowner's policy. It typically falls under the same water backup endorsement as sewer backup. Check your policy for a water backup or sump pump endorsement.
Test the pump each spring by pouring water into the pit, keep the discharge line clear of ice, and consider a battery backup pump. A plumber can help you pick one.
No. We're a free referral service. When you call, we connect you with an independent local restoration company that serves your area. That company gives you the estimate and does the work.
No. Calling and getting connected is free. The restoration company will give you an estimate before any work starts.
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