IL DPH Lic #055-045340 | CHI Cont. Lic: SBC199739
IL DPH License #055-045340
IL DPH Lic #055-045340 | CHI Cont. Lic: SBC199739
IL DPH License #055-045340
Keep your finished basement completely dry during heavy spring storms. We install reliable, top-tier sump pumps to protect your home from flooding.
"During a massive downpour, our old pump failed and water started creeping into our finished basement near Uptown Park Ridge. Elevate Plumbing arrived within the hour and installed a new heavy-duty pump before any real damage happened."
"The plumbers were so knowledgeable about the high water table in our neighborhood. They installed a great primary and backup system and left the utility room incredibly clean."
We install rugged, cast-iron pumps built to handle the highest volumes of groundwater without burning out.
We add reliable secondary pumps to keep your basement safe even when a severe thunderstorm knocks out your power.
We remove deep mud and gravel buildup from your pit to ensure your float switches never get stuck.
We set up Wi-Fi-enabled alarms that send instant text alerts to your phone the second water levels rise too high.
Small issues can turn into full failure, it is better to catch it early.
No guessing. No pressure. Just clear solutions.
Our proximity to the Des Plaines River and the local soil composition means groundwater levels can rise rapidly during heavy Midwest storms. A heavy-duty pump is essential to quickly push that water away from your foundation.
Because pumps in our area work so hard during the rainy season, we generally recommend replacing them every seven to ten years. Waiting until they completely fail often results in an expensive flooded basement.
Yes. A generator only helps if the power goes out. If your primary pump suffers a mechanical failure, gets jammed with a rock, or simply burns out, the battery backup system takes over immediately to keep your home dry.
The pump forces the water up through a discharge pipe and safely routes it outside your home. We always ensure the exterior pipe directs the water far enough away from your foundation so it does not seep right back in.