Has your sump pump failed during a storm? Are you seeing water in your basement? Be Ohio provides emergency sump pump service, backup installs, and full system replacements — serving Delaware, Franklin, and Morrow counties with rapid, code-compliant protection.
We see it constantly: power outage, stuck float, frozen discharge line — and suddenly your basement is flooded. Pumps are often ignored for years, and that’s when they let you down. Pumps that sit dormant dry out, seize up, and fail when storm season hits. Just like any system, they need to be exercised and tested regularly.
Call (614) 695-0933 now for in-person diagnostics. We locate issues all the way out to the curb, not just in the pit.
Most sump pumps are rated for about 1 million cycles — but if they sit dormant, you’ll never get close to that. Don’t wait for water to find the flaw. Schedule sump pump service here or call us now.
Choosing the right sump pump isn’t just about horsepower — it’s about volume, pit design, elevation, and discharge distance. We size and install pumps based on real-world performance needs, not guesswork. Whether you need a durable primary unit or a smart, layered backup system, we’ll install what works — and we’ll test it before we leave.
For homeowners who want advanced protection and optional financial reimbursement in case of basement flooding, we also install the Zoeller Dry Basement Guarantee system. This includes smart monitoring, battery backups, and a manufacturer-backed guarantee when maintained annually by Be Ohio.
We install and service all modern pump systems. Call (614) 695-0933 to discuss what’s right for your basement and property layout.
🧠 What size sump pump do I need?
We size it based on gallons per hour, pipe run length, and head height. Most homes need 1/3 or 1/2 HP — but long or uphill discharges may require 3/4 HP or dual pumps.
⚠️ Can I discharge sump water into a floor drain or sewer?
No. This is against code and can back up your septic system or public sewer. We route all sump systems into proper stormwater pathways.
🔋 Do I need a backup sump pump?
Absolutely. All primary pumps eventually fail. We offer both battery and water-powered backup systems, as well as Wi-Fi integrated units that alert you before failure occurs.
💡 How long should a sump pump last?
Around 1 million cycles under ideal use — that’s 7–10 years for most homes. But they fail much faster if left dormant or never tested.
See our full plumbing service list or contact us for immediate sump pump help.
We don’t just swap pumps — we check the lines, slopes, outlets, and everything in between. Whether it’s an emergency or long-overdue upgrade, call us at (614) 695-0933 or schedule an in-person visit today.