Professional Sump Pump Service in Bucks, Montgomery & Philadelphia County

Affordable Fixes

Most homeowners only notice their sump pump when it stops working. Affordable Fixes provides dependable sump pump service across Bucks, Montgomery & Philadelphia County, helping protect basements from flooding and water damage.

With more than 30 years of experience, our team handles everything from failed motors and stuck pumps to improper installations — delivering fast, practical solutions that keep your system working when you need it most.

Why Affordable Fixes?

No Guesswork

We inspect the entire system before recommending repairs, providing honest solutions based on the actual issue.

Same-Day Availability

We prioritize urgent calls and work to get a technician to your home the same day whenever possible.

Upfront Quotes

You’ll receive a clear, upfront price before work begins, with no unexpected costs added later.

The Right Parts

We use dependable, high-quality components to help ensure long-term sump pump performance and reliability.

Technicians Who Communicate

We explain the problem, the solution, and your options clearly, without unnecessary upselling.

Built to Last

Our repairs focus on long-term reliability, helping keep your basement protected through future storms.

Local Knowledge

We understand Greater Philadelphia’s drainage challenges, soil conditions, and water tables, and tailor solutions accordingly.

About Us

30+ years

we have been serving homes in Philadelphia and the surrounding areas

24 hours (Mon-Fri)

emergency service available, 9:00 AM-1:00 PM on Saturday

3 offices

in Philadelphia, Southampton, and Huntingdon Valley

Affordable Fixes is a  family-owned plumbing and HVAC company serving Bucks, Montgomery & Philadelphia County for 30+ years — reliable, honest, and always on time.

Our Sump Pump Services

Sump Pump Service

Routine service helps identify developing issues such as weak motors, sticking floats, or blocked discharge lines. We inspect, test, and verify system performance before heavy rainfall arrives.

Sump Pump Installation

We install properly sized sump pump systems tailored to your basement’s needs, including proper discharge line placement, proper system configuration, and thorough testing to ensure reliable operation during heavy rainfall.We install properly sized sump pump systems tailored to your basement’s needs, including proper discharge line placement, proper system configuration, and thorough testing to ensure reliable operation during heavy rainfall.

Sump Pump Repair

Strange noises, a pump that won’t shut off, or one that doesn’t activate are signs of trouble. We diagnose the cause — from electrical faults to failed motors or float switches — and fix it properly.

Sump Pump Replacement

At a certain point, putting more money into an old pump no longer makes sense. When that moment arrives, we’ll help you choose a reliable replacement that meets your basement’s needs, handle the full swap, and ensure the new system is dialed in before we leave.

How We Work

Step 1

Intake Call

When you contact us, we ask targeted questions about the issue, when it started, and any water entry. That helps us send the right technician with the right equipment.

Step 2

Full System Assessment

Our sump pump specialists examine the pump unit, float mechanism, discharge line, check valve, and pit condition. We don’t start any work until we understand the complete picture.

Step 3

Clear Recommendation

Before touching anything, we explain what we found and outline your options. If a repair will reliably solve the problem, we say so. If the system is past that point, we’ll tell you that too — honestly.

Step 4

Repair or Installation

We carry out the agreed work using proper technique and quality parts. Whether it’s a targeted repair or a full sump pump installation, we follow practices that protect your system and your home throughout the process.

Step 5

Operational Test

Once the work is done, we run the pump through a full activation cycle to confirm it triggers at the correct water level, moves the required volume effectively, and discharges correctly away from the foundation.

Step 6

Handoff & Warranty

We review the completed work, answer maintenance questions, and explain warning signs to watch for. Every job is backed by our workmanship warranty for added peace of mind.

Service Area

We service the following areas and more:

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Emergency Services

If you have a plumbing emergency where water is running and you can’t get it to stop call us right now and our 24 hour operator will instruct you on how to get your water turned off. For all other emergencies whether plumbing or HVAC related, call us now or fill out our booking form and make sure to select EMERGENCY and a member of our team will be out the next day GUARANTEED!

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Do you have questions that you need answered by a 20+ year HVAC professional. Drop your info below and our owner will give you a call today.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

My sump pump is running, but the basement is still wet. What's happening?

This usually points to one of three things: the pump is undersized for the incoming water volume, the discharge line is routing water back toward the foundation, or the float is activating too late. Our technicians can pinpoint the cause and give you a clear path forward.

How long do sump pumps typically last?

Most residential pumps last seven to ten years under normal conditions. Age alone isn’t always the deciding factor — a pump that’s been running hard during frequent storms may wear out faster, while one that’s rarely needed might last longer. We’ll give you an honest read on where yours stands.

Is a battery backup system worth adding?

For homes in Bucks, Montgomery & Philadelphia County, we’d say yes. Power outages and heavy storms often happen at the same time, which is exactly when you need your pump most. A battery-backup sump pump contractor can install a secondary unit that automatically takes over when the primary loses power.

What does it mean when my pump runs constantly?

Non-stop operation usually signals a stuck float, a check valve that’s letting water back into the pit, or a ground-level drainage issue sending more water in than the pump can handle. Left alone, it will burn out the motor — it’s worth calling us before that happens.

Can you install a sump pump in a basement that doesn't currently have one?

Yes. We handle full pit excavation, liner installation, pump placement, and discharge line routing as part of a complete sump pump installation. We’ll assess your basement’s layout and water exposure and build a system sized to match.

How soon can you get out to us?

For most service calls across Greater Philly, Bucks County, and Montgomery County, we can be there the same or the next day. If water is actively entering your home, let us know when you call — we treat it as an emergency and respond accordingly.

Contact Us

Do you have questions that you need answered by a 20+ year HVAC professional. Drop your info below and our owner will give you a call today.