Professional preventative pump maintenance throughout Muskoka. Annual inspections and seasonal checkups for sump pumps, sewage pumps, well pumps, and lake water pumps. Catch problems before costly failures occur.
Enroll in Maintenance PlanMost pump failures don't happen suddenly - they develop gradually. Unusual sounds, longer run times, reduced capacity, and other warning signs appear before complete failure. Regular inspections catch these early warning signs when simple repairs or adjustments can prevent expensive emergencies.
Our annual pump inspection service thoroughly checks all aspects of your pump systems, cleans components, adjusts settings, and identifies developing problems. It's affordable insurance against basement flooding, sewage backups, or losing your water supply at the worst possible time.

Flexible plans to match your needs
Single pump annual service
Best for: Homes with sump pump or well pump only
All pumps serviced annually
Best for: Homes with multiple pump systems
Spring & fall cottage service
Best for: Seasonal cottages
Ideal for sump pumps and cottage systems. Spring thaw brings highest water loads of the year.
We get very busy in April-May. Book your spring service in February or March!
Critical for cottage winterization and pre-winter prep.
October is our busiest month for cottage closing! Book by early September.
Year-round homes can schedule anytime.
$150-200
Single pump annual inspection
$300-400
Multi-pump complete plan
$400-600
Seasonal cottage package (spring & fall)
$5,000-20,000
Basement flood cleanup and damage
$800-2,000
Emergency pump replacement
$500-1,500
Emergency service call + repair
Annual maintenance is the smartest investment you can make in your home's plumbing system.
Real examples from actual annual inspections
Found during routine sump pump inspection. Switch was sticking due to debris. Would have failed during next heavy rain, causing flood. Simple cleaning fixed it.
Prevented: $15,000 in flood damage | Cost: $150 inspection
Discovered during sewage pump checkup. Valve stuck open, causing sewage to flow back into basin. Pump cycling constantly. $75 valve replacement instead of $800 pump burnout.
Prevented: Pump failure and potential sewage backup | Cost: $180 service call
Found during well system inspection. Tank bladder failed, causing short cycling that was wearing out pump. Tank replacement saved the pump.
Prevented: $1,500 well pump replacement | Cost: $400 tank replacement
Annual sump pump service revealed battery backup not holding charge. Battery replaced. Two months later, 6-hour power outage during storm - backup worked perfectly.
Prevented: Basement flooding during power outage | Cost: $150 battery
Well pump electrical testing showed decreasing amp draw over two years. Indicated pump wearing out. Planned replacement on our schedule instead of emergency in winter.
Prevented: Emergency winter water loss | Cost: Scheduled replacement
Sump pump discharge partially clogged with ice and debris. Would have failed during next heavy rain. Cleared during inspection.
Prevented: Basement flooding | Cost: Included in service
“Been on the annual plan for 3 years now. Last spring they caught a problem with my sump pump float during routine service. Fixed it right then and there. Two weeks later we had massive rain - pump worked perfectly. Would have flooded for sure without that inspection. Best money I spend all year.”
David M.
Huntsville, ON
“We have them inspect our cottage pumps every spring and fall. Takes the worry out of opening and closing. They keep us on their schedule so we don't forget, and they always find little things that need attention before they become big problems. Worth every penny.”
Jennifer & Mark T.
Lake Muskoka
“Annual well pump inspection revealed our pressure tank was failing. They replaced it before it completely died. Saved us from being without water for days waiting for parts and service. The maintenance plan pays for itself.”
Robert S.
Bracebridge, ON
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Enroll in our annual pump maintenance plan today. Catch problems early, avoid emergencies, and extend equipment life.