Sump Pump Installation in Toronto
Free estimate, price confirmed before work starts
Sound familiar?
The sump pump runs nonstop, or doesn't start when it rains.
Water collects on the basement floor after heavy rain or snowmelt.
The power went out in a storm and the pit overflowed.
Diagnosis, price, then the work
Diagnosis
You call, describe what you see, and we find the cause on site.
Free estimate
The estimate is free. You hear the price before any work starts, and it doesn't change without your OK.
The work
We fix it, test it, and show you what was done.
What we don't do
We don't leave a new pump untested. We fill the pit, watch it switch on and off, and check that the discharge runs away from the house.
Sump pumps: common questions
Is there a Toronto subsidy for a sump pump?
Yes. The City of Toronto pays up to 80% of the invoiced cost, to a maximum of $2,250, for a sump pump and its alarm. A battery backup has its own subsidy. Check the conditions on toronto.ca before the work starts.
Do I need a battery backup?
If your area loses power in storms, yes. A pump without power can't empty the pit, and storms are when the pit fills fastest.
Are there sump pump rebates outside Toronto?
Yes. Markham pays up to $5,000 for disconnecting the weeping tile and installing a sump pump, and Mississauga up to $6,000 for a sump pump. Check each city's conditions before the work starts.
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