Sump pumps, sewage pumps, and rain pumps sized and installed to keep water moving where it should.
Whether it's monsoon runoff pooling near your foundation or a lower-level bathroom that needs a way to reach the main sewer line, the right pump makes the difference. Browns Family Plumbing installs and repairs sump pumps, sewage pumps, and rain pumps for homes and businesses across the Greater Phoenix, AZ area, sized to match what your property actually needs.
A pump that's undersized or poorly installed tends to fail right when you need it most, during a storm. That's why we size every system properly the first time. Every pumping system installation is backed by our 2-year workmanship guarantee.
Sized and installed to move groundwater and rainwater away from your home before it becomes a problem.
Ejector pumps that move wastewater from below-grade fixtures up to the main sewer line.
Systems that help manage stormwater runoff during Arizona's monsoon season.
Annual testing and servicing to make sure your pump is ready to work when a storm hits.
Pump problems tend to show up right when Arizona's monsoon season hits. Here's what to watch for ahead of time.
Standing water after a storm is one of the clearest signs your property could benefit from a sump or rain pump.
A pump cycling nonstop, or one that never seems to kick on, usually means it's failing or undersized for the job.
Grinding, rattling, or humming without movement can point to a failing motor or a jammed impeller.
A basement bathroom or laundry drain that's slow or backing up may mean the sewage pump isn't keeping up.
If you can't remember the last time your pump was checked, it's worth having it tested before the next storm.
For general flood-preparedness tips ahead of monsoon season, the CDC's flood safety resources are a useful reference.
We look at how water moves around your property before recommending a system.
You'll know the cost and the pump sizing before we start any installation.
Our licensed technicians install or repair the pump and test it before we leave.
Every pumping system job is backed by our workmanship guarantee, so you're covered after we leave.
Many Phoenix homes don't have basements, but sump pumps are still used to manage water around crawl spaces, low-lying yards, or areas prone to pooling during monsoon season. We can help you figure out whether a sump pump makes sense for your property.
A sump pump moves groundwater or rainwater away from your home to prevent flooding. A sewage pump, sometimes called an ejector pump, moves wastewater from a lower-level bathroom or fixture up to the main sewer line. They serve different purposes, and we can help you determine which one your project needs.
We recommend testing a sump pump at least once a year, ideally before monsoon season, by pouring water into the basin and confirming the pump activates and drains properly. If it's been a while since yours was checked, we can inspect and service it for you.
From installation to repair, the Browns Family Plumbing team is ready to help. Reach out today for a free estimate.
