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Between spring thaw and rain, it’s the season to be thinking about sump pumps. In that transition from winter to spring, along with melting snow and persistent rainfall, homeowners may worry about their basement flooding. Bergsma Plumbing has has everything a homeowner needs to be prepared.
While not all homes need sump pumps, it's an important question homeowners should ask themselves. Bergsma Plumbing are West Michigan's experts to call to find out whether or not a home needs a sump pump, and which kind is needed.
Sump pumps can prevent basement water damage, mold, and mildew so homeowners don't have to budget for expensive repairs. From new models, to monitors and backup systems, Bergsma has all of the latest and greatest models that will give homeowners peace of mind and keep the basement safe and dry.
Michelle went to talk to the plumbing experts at their facility in Rockford to ask for advice on who should have a sump pump and sewer pump installed, and which equipment is best for each type of home.
A sump pump is installed in the lowest point of the basement. When it rains, water seeps through the soil or is directed by drains until it enters a special pit designed for your sump pump. The water is then pumped out of the house so the basement stays dry.
Bergsma Plumbing, a local business built from the ground up with personable and knowledgeable experts, are also the folks to call when there's a clogged pipe or any plumbing emergency. They offer 24/7 residential and commercial emergency services including sewer and drain cleaning, construction and remodeling, water softening, and installing or repairing water heaters.
Plus for those in need of a sewer pump, Bergsma has everything from a basic model, to one that is powerful enough to destroy blue jeans.
To learn more, give Bergsma Plumbing a call at 616-813-5219 or visit bergsmaplumbing.com.
