PUMP PROBLEMS
NEED REAL SOLUTIONS.
When a plumbing system relies on a pump to move water or wastewater, a failure can quickly become a serious problem. Angry Pipe provides sump pump and sewage ejector pump service throughout Queen Creek and Arizona’s East Valley.
SOME PLUMBING SYSTEMS
DEPEND ON A PUMP.
Sump pumps and sewage ejector pumps perform different jobs, but they have something important in common: when they stop working properly, water or wastewater may no longer move where it’s supposed to go.
Angry Pipe can evaluate pump problems, explain what we find and help determine whether repair or replacement makes the most sense.
Don’t get angry. We have your plumbing solutions.
SUMP PUMP OR
SEWAGE EJECTOR PUMP?
Managing Unwanted Water
A sump pump is designed to move collected water away from an area where it could otherwise create moisture or flooding problems.
When the pump, float or discharge system isn’t working correctly, the system may not move water when it’s needed.
Moving Wastewater Upward
Sewage ejector systems are used when wastewater needs mechanical help reaching the building’s drainage system.
Pump failure, float problems or other system issues can interfere with normal drainage and may lead to backups.
WHEN THE PUMP IS
TELLING YOU SOMETHING.
Pump Won’t Run
A pump that isn’t activating when expected should be evaluated before the system is needed most.
Pump Runs Constantly
Continuous operation can indicate a control, float, discharge or system problem.
Unusual Sounds
Grinding, rattling or other changes in sound can be signs that a pump isn’t operating normally.
Water or Wastewater Backup
When water is no longer moving through the system correctly, the pump or surrounding plumbing may need attention.
REPAIR IT.
REPLACE IT WHEN NEEDED.
The right solution depends on the pump, the condition of the system and the cause of the failure.
Evaluating pump operation and the surrounding plumbing to determine why the system isn’t working normally.
When a repair is practical, we can address the failed component or plumbing issue affecting the system.
Aging or failed equipment may be better served by replacement rather than continued repair.
Pump problems can sometimes involve discharge piping, drainage or other plumbing connected to the system.
WE LOOK AT THE
WHOLE SITUATION.
Age of the Pump
An older pump with repeated failures may not be a good candidate for another temporary repair.
Cause of the Failure
A simple component problem is different from a pump that has failed mechanically.
Condition of the System
The basin, piping, connections and controls can all affect how the pump system performs.
History of Problems
Repeated service calls can change whether repair or replacement makes better long-term sense.
PLUMBING PROBLEMS NEED
STRAIGHT ANSWERS.
Family-Owned
We’re a local East Valley plumbing company—not a national chain.
Clear Communication
We explain what we’re seeing and what your options are.
Repair vs. Replacement
We evaluate the condition of the equipment before determining the sensible next step.
Respect for Your Property
We treat your home like our own.
LOCAL PLUMBING
WHEN YOU NEED IT.
QUESTIONS?
START HERE.
Do you repair sewage ejector pumps?
Yes. Angry Pipe provides troubleshooting, repair and replacement options for residential sewage ejector pump systems.
Do you work on sump pumps?
Yes. We can evaluate sump pump problems and determine whether repair or replacement makes sense.
Why would a pump run constantly?
There can be several possible causes, including pump controls, float operation, discharge conditions or another issue with the system.
What if I’m not sure which kind of pump I have?
That’s okay. Tell us what the system is doing and where it’s located, and we can start from there.
