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Pumps

Water pumps for every job: submersible sump and backup systems, effluent and sewage pumps, drain and utility pumps, plus irrigation and booster options. Finish your install with basins, floats, check valves, hoses, and fittings.

Shop by need

Submersible sump pumps: automatic or manual for basement and pit drainage
Backup sump pumps: battery backup kits and water powered backups for outages
Effluent pumps: septic and dosing applications with higher head ratings
Sewage pumps: 2 in discharge, solids handling for sewage and grinder systems
Drain and condensate pumps: move window well, appliance, and HVAC condensate water
Utility and transfer pumps: portable clear water pumps for cleanup and general transfer
Irrigation and booster: self priming lawn pumps, jet pumps, and pressure boost systems
Accessories: basins and lids, float switches, alarms, check valves, unions, hose kits

Quick choosing guide

Define the job: sump pit, septic effluent, sewage, drain/condensate, utility transfer, or irrigation boost.
Match flow and lift: find required GPM and total dynamic head (vertical lift plus friction). Pick a pump that meets the curve at that point.
Know the water type: clear water (sump/utility), effluent (small solids), or sewage (2 in solids typical). Choose the right impeller and discharge size.
Automatic vs manual: select built in float, tethered, or piggyback switch for pits; manual for temporary transfer with a separate switch if needed.
Power and plumbing: confirm 115 or 230V, amperage, and cord length. Match discharge (1.25 to 2 in typical) and add a check valve and unions for service.
Backup planning: battery capacity and charger size determine runtime; water powered backups require adequate city water pressure and a proper drain.

Pro tips: Use an 18 x 22 in or larger basin for most sump installs, place the pump on a stand to keep debris out, and install a full port check valve above the pit. Test the float and alarm, label the circuit, and add a high water alarm on finished spaces. For backups, test monthly and replace batteries per the maker. Winterize exposed piping and protect outdoor pumps from weather.

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