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Basin, pump, check valve, and discharge, done right.
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Sump Pumps
Sump Pump Installation & Repair in Vancouver, WA
- We test the pump, float, check valve, discharge, and backup before heavy rain.
Signs
Pump warning signs
A quiet pump is not proof that it will start during the next storm.
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The pump has not audibly run in months
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It short-cycles, or runs constantly in light rain
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The crawlspace or basement smells musty
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Your power blinks every storm and there is no backup
Services
Sump-pump service
A stuck float, failed check valve, clogged discharge, worn pump, or power outage can leave a crawlspace unprotected. Test the whole system before rain raises the water table.
Replacements
Aging or failed pumps swapped before storm season.
Battery backups
Pumping continues when the storm takes the power.
Float switch faults
The most common quiet failure, found and fixed.
Discharge line issues
Frozen, clogged, or badly routed lines corrected.
Seasonal testing
Proof it runs, before you need it to.
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Check the system
The pump is only one part of the path.
Inspect the basin
We check water entry, debris, pump condition, float clearance, power, and access.
Test the discharge
The check valve and discharge route must move water away without sending it back.
Run the pump
We cycle the system and verify startup, flow, shutoff, noise, and backup operation.
Diagnosis
Repair or replace?
Test results and storm risk decide.
Switch or pump
A float, power, or check-valve fault differs from a failed or worn pump motor.
Primary or backup
Battery backup matters most where outages arrive with the same storms that raise groundwater.
Pump or drainage
A sound pump cannot fix a blocked, frozen, short, or poorly routed discharge.
Vancouver & Clark County
Plan before rain
Clark County's long wet periods can raise groundwater around crawlspaces and basements. Dry-weather testing finds failures before the pump is carrying its largest load.
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Customer reviews
Recent reviews from True Plumbing customers
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5.0
770 Google reviews
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KJ McRaeTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
Communicated issue and resolution, resolved it quickly and very friendly.
Jess RobertsTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
Had a water main leak just outside of the house foundation. True plumbing and Eric C were very professional and efficient at getting it repaired and water service restored. Highly recommend these guys. Thank you True plumbing
Brenda BaileyTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
Fast and responsive
Shanna SakrissonTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
Great guy! Super knowledgeable and helpful. Highly recommend!
adele a whiteTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
True Plumbing is an excellent and fair business. Jason R. Is very skilled and personable. I appreciate his professionalism and confidence. He wants to do things perfectly correct. I recommend Jason, Danny and True Plumbing.
Joseph SligerTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
Everything about working with True Plumbing was top notch, professional, and still human and friendly. Nick came out to consult, and he was both knowledgeable and friendly. Eric showed up on time and ready to rock. He encountered and overcame some unforeseen challenges (behind our walls) without missing a beat. I was wrongly skeptical of a one man show taking on the task, but he got it done and within the time they had quoted. Add to all this, they did it for 20% less than my previous bids. I will definitely be recommending True Plumbing to others.
Stephanie BlackmanTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
They did an awesome job with the work. Very professional and fast. I appreciated all the work.
Jayme AndersonTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
Jason was very professional, kind, and accommodating. He did a great job explaining what had happened, what he needed to do to fix it, and finished up quickly.
SHEREE KELNERTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Highly recommend! We had a burst pipe inside our wall/floor, and he came out right away. He was incredibly fast, efficient, and got everything taken care of quickly. On top of doing a great job, he was very friendly, personable, and easy to work with. It’s such a relief to have someone dependable when you’re dealing with an unexpected plumbing emergency. I would absolutely recommend him and will definitely call him again if we ever need a plumber!
TVR AgentTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
Danny did an excellent job. He was professional, knowledgeable, courteous, and took the time to explain what needed to be done. He worked efficiently, treated my home with respect, and made the entire experience easy and stress-free. I really appreciated the quality of his work and would definitely recommend Danny to anyone looking for a dependable plumber.
Alexa WilsonTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
Nick was extremely helpful. Super punctual and super friendly checked everything and he made sure that our needs were met!
Kristie MartinTrue Plumbing
★★★★★
Jason Resser did a great job replacing a spigot for us. He kept us informed of what he was doing and why. I'm pleased with this service.
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Sump pump questions
How can I test my sump pump?
Lift the float or add water to the basin. The pump should start, move the water, and stop without chatter.
Why does the pump run constantly?
High groundwater, a stuck float, failed check valve, undersizing, or a discharge returning water can cause constant running.
Is battery backup worth installing?
It can protect the property when storm-related outages stop the primary pump during high groundwater.
When should I replace the sump pump?
Replace a failed, unreliable, badly corroded, noisy, or undersized pump when repair will not restore confidence.
Can a discharge line cause flooding?
Yes. A clog, freeze, break, poor route, or failed check valve can keep water from leaving safely.
Can you install a new sump system?
Yes. The scope can include the basin, pump, check valve, discharge route, power needs, and backup.
Rain season is coming.
Test the pump.
Test the pump and discharge now, then add repair or backup only where the system needs it.
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