Sump Pump Installers
Proudly Serving Adams County and Larimer County
Serving Denver Metro & Northern Colorado from our locations in Commerce City, CO and Fort Collins, CO since 1962
Sump Pump Services in Denver Metro & Northern Colorado
Allen Service sump pump installers provide repair, replacement, installation, maintenance and backup system services throughout Denver Metro and Northern Colorado. Our plumbers work with homeowners looking to protect basements and lower levels from unwanted groundwater and improve the reliability of existing sump pump systems.
Sump Pump Repair
If your sump pump stops running, cycles inconsistently or fails to remove water from the pit, our plumbers can diagnose the problem and recommend the appropriate repair. We service common issues involving switches, discharge lines, motors and other sump pump components.
Sump Pump Replacement
An aging or unreliable sump pump can leave your basement vulnerable when groundwater rises. Our sump pump installers can replace worn or failing equipment with a new system suited to the drainage needs of your property.
Sump Pump Installation
Allen Service provides new sump pump installation for homes needing added protection from groundwater intrusion. Our sump pump installers can evaluate the property, select an appropriate system and complete the plumbing connections needed for dependable operation.
Battery Backup Sump Pumps
Battery backup sump pumps provide added protection when the primary system loses power or cannot keep up with incoming water. Allen Service can install backup systems designed to continue moving water during outages and other unexpected situations.
Sump Pump Maintenance & Testing
Routine sump pump maintenance and testing can help identify worn components, blocked discharge lines and other problems before heavy water conditions arrive. Allen Service membership plans also provide ongoing maintenance benefits to help homeowners stay ahead of plumbing and HVAC system needs.
Protecting Your Basement From Flooding
A sump pump collects groundwater entering the sump basin and pumps it away from the foundation before it can spread into the basement. This protection becomes especially important during periods of heavy rain, rapid snowmelt or elevated groundwater levels, helping prevent the need for emergency plumbing services. Homes in areas with a high water table can also benefit from dependable sump pump operation when surrounding soil becomes saturated.
Signs of a Failing Sump Pump
- Pump Will Not Turn On: A sump pump failing to activate as water rises may have a problem with the motor, switch or power supply.
- Frequent or Constant Cycling: A pump running too often can indicate a stuck switch, improper sizing or excessive groundwater entering the pit.
- Unusual Noises: Grinding, rattling or other new sounds can point to worn components or debris interfering with operation.
- Water Remains in the Sump Pit: If water levels stay high while the pump is running, the system may have a blockage, weak motor or discharge problem.
- Visible Rust or Damage: Corrosion, cracked components or other visible deterioration can signal a need for sump pump repair or replacement.
- Older Equipment: An aging sump pump may become less reliable over time, especially during periods of heavy rain or snowmelt.