In the Twin Cities, your sump pump has one job, and it’s a big one: keep the water that collects under your home from ending up in your home. Spring snowmelt, summer downpours, and our high local water tables all push groundwater straight toward your foundation — and when the pit fills, the pump is the only thing standing between a dry basement and a flooded one.
That’s why we install Pro Series. It’s the professional-grade pump line from Glentronics, built and sold for trade installers — not the disposable units stacked on a big-box shelf. Pro Series pumps use premium components, energy-efficient AC motors, and strong pumping capacity designed to move serious water for years, not seasons. And they’re backed by a patented dual float switch that targets the single most common reason sump pumps fail: a switch that sticks and never turns on when it’s supposed to.
Here’s the part most homeowners don’t think about until it’s too late — basements flood the most during big storms, and big storms are exactly when the power tends to go out. A primary pump is useless without electricity. Pro Series battery backup and combination systems keep pumping right through an outage, so the worst night of the year doesn’t become the night your finished basement floods.
