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PDM Pump Medics are trained for unexpected pumping complications. We’ve seen and done it all on pump repair, maintenance and installation.

• Flooding help - Pro Series Sump Pump, which includes a dual float switch to keep you dry. If the first float switch fails (often the cause of pump failure) the second float switch is ready to go to keep you dry
• Pedestal sump pumps for special conditions
• Battery backup sump pump protection — great insurance when power goes out
• Well pumps
• Waste water, sewage ejector needs
• Condensate pumps
• Low water pressure booster pumps
• Liquid transfer pump power
• Industrial process pumps
• Special use pumps
  

PDM Pump Rescue Squad is nearby, ready to help you

Call a family-owned shop with twelve decades of experience to quickly get your pump pumping. Guaranteed. Contact the PDM Pump Pros for home and business pump advice, maintenance, repair and installation. Experience counts.

 

Powerful Pro Series Sump Pump
It's All About The Switch

 

 

 

Even if you lose power, you won't control.

Three reasons to have a battery backup sump pump

1. A float switch activates a sump pump when water reaches a certain level. When it fails your sump pump fails. A back-up pump helps keep you dry.
2. If you lose power (during heavy rainstorms, for example), you won't lose control with a battery back-up pump.
3. If your main sump pump can't keep up with incoming water capacity a battery back-up sump pump is your best flood insurance

A Pro Series Battery Backup Sump Pump is an inexpensive insurance policy that will eliminate the headaches and cost associated with flooding. Choose a single battery or extend pumping time with a double- battery heavy- duty back up pump.

Contact PDM Pump Medics for free backup pump advice.

 

 

 

 

Sewage Ejector Pump

 

 

 

 

Being a utility company manager for many years [PDM's] approach is the kind most of us appreciate -- William B.

 

 

 

 

Sump pumps don't last forever

A sump pump, being a mechanical object, sooner or later will fail. If the failure goes unnoticed, it will lead to a flooded basement and costly repairs.

So, these machines should be examined and maintained at least once a year—more often if your pump runs frequently. Depending on your pump’s quality, consider replacing your pump every three to five years. You can keep your old pump as a back-up pump for added security.

Best insurance - regular sump pump check-ups and a back-up sump pump

• Sump pumps maintenance
  • Check motor - fill pit with water make sure float switch works and pump dicharges water in pit
  • Check float switch - make sure it is unobstructed
  • After Heavy Rainfall - build up of debris is one of the major causes of sump pump failure. It is important that you check your inlet suction screen to make sure that there is no blockage. Check every few months
  • Visual sump pump check. Especially true during persistent rainfall
• Power outage and your pump stops. Keep your place dry with a battery back-up pump.
• Better yet about for a free estimate on an automatic backup natural gas generator

Call Dave or Rudy for free pump advice.

 

 

 

 

Pro Series Battery Backup Sump Pump

 

 

 

 

 

Sewage ejector pump repair, maintenance, installation.

Occasionally, a toilet or even a sink needs to be installed below the nearest sewer or septic line, and the waste from the drain must be lifted to the level of the main drain so gravity can take the water away.

A sewage ejector pump solves this problem and is used when wastewater cannot flow to its destination by means of gravity. PDM is an expert in sewage ejector repair, replacement and installation.

We recommend the dependable Pro Series Sewage Ejector Pumps

Need sewage ejector repair?

• Ejector pump stuck in on position? Chances are the float switch is sticking but you won't know until we actually check the ejector pump.
• Sewage ejector pit smells? Most likely you'll have to seal pit cover or lid with silicone sealant, gasket or plumbers putty. Inspect any piping opening too. There is a chance the pit sewer vent is clogged.
• If you need professionalpump help call PDM.

Call the oldest and most experienced pump clinic for sewage ejector pump repair or installation.

 

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