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Ejector Pump Services in Metro Atlanta

Expires: Apr 30, 2026
Finished basements in Atlanta provide extra living space, but they often sit below the municipal sewer line and struggle with our heavy seasonal rains. Ejector pumps are the workhorses that push wastewater up and out of your home to prevent sewage backups in your crawlspace or lower level. When red clay sediment or heavy usage clogs your system, you need a local expert who understands the unique plumbing demands of North Georgia homes.
Our Ejector Pump Services
R.S. Andrews handles the heavy lifting to keep your basement dry and your plumbing flowing toward the street.
Ejector Pump Repair
The harsh environment inside a sewage basin wears down float switches and burns out motors over time. Our technicians quickly diagnose mechanical failures to stop waste from overflowing into your finished basement.
Maintenance and Inspections
Annual service includes cleaning the basin and testing the check valve to prevent messy backflow. We verify your vent lines are clear and check the motor’s amperage to catch thinning seals before they cause a flood.
Installation and Replacement
We install high-capacity pumps sized correctly for your home’s specific head pressure and flow requirements. Every replacement follows Georgia plumbing codes to ensure your system is airtight and properly vented.
When You Should Seek Ejector Pump Repair
Ejector pumps work hard behind the scenes, but when they start failing, the warning signs can be anything but subtle. If you notice any of the following issues, it may be time to call the professionals at R.S. Andrews:
- Frequent Cycling: The pump kicks on and off even when no water is running in your basement.
- Unusual Noises: Grinding or clanking sounds usually mean a foreign object is stuck in the impeller or the motor is failing.
- Sewage Odors: Smells near the basin often indicate a broken seal or a blocked vent pipe.
- Basement Backups: Slow drainage in your basement sink or toilet is a primary warning sign of a failing pump.
- Slow drainage: If basement toilets, sinks, or laundry tubs are draining slowly, your ejector pump may not be moving wastewater effectively.
Our technicians are trained to handle a variety of ejector pump issues and can help resolve them quickly so that you are not left with any of the above signs affecting the comfort and health of your home.
Why Choose R.S. Andrews?
Metro Atlanta homeowners rely on the services provided by the R.S. Andrews team. From plumbing to HVAC, electrical, and more, our goal is to ensure that your home remains comfortable and runs at peak efficiency. Here are some reasons that local residents choose us:
- 24/7 Emergency Service: Our crews are available day or night to handle sewage emergencies before they ruin your flooring.
- Smiley Advantage Plan: Members get priority scheduling and annual maintenance to keep basement pumps running longer.
- Certified Technicians: Every plumber is highly trained in complex drainage systems and local Metro Atlanta codes.
- Local History: We have served the Atlanta community with reliable plumbing and HVAC solutions since 1968.
- Customized Setup Guidance: We take the time to evaluate your home’s drainage needs and recommend the best ejector pump setup.
- Built-in Backup Options: We can install secondary pumps or battery backups during service to protect your home during power outages or pump failure.
- Minimal Disruption: We plan every repair, install, or replacement to reduce household disruption, maintaining a clean, quiet workspace from start to finish.
- Expertise with basement and below-grade plumbing: Our team understands the unique challenges of below-grade sewage management and brings tailored solutions to each job.
If you are ready to schedule service for your ejector pump, contact our team today to request a professional evaluation and estimate.
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