⬆️ Pumps Types

Explore the different types of pumps to find the best option for your needs and budget.

All Pumps Types 4

Recirculation Pumps

Keep hot water circulating through pipes so hot water is available instantly at any fixture. Saves water and eliminates the wait for hot water.

Best for: Large homes, distant fixtures

Price range: $150 – $500

Pros:

Instant hot water
Water conservation
Convenience

Cons:

Energy cost to run pump
Installation complexity
May need return line

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Sewage Ejector Pumps

Pump sewage and wastewater up to the main sewer line when fixtures are below the sewer level. Required for basement bathrooms and laundry rooms.

Best for: Basement bathrooms, below-grade fixtures

Price range: $300 – $800

Pros:

Enables below-grade bathrooms
Handles solid waste
Reliable operation

Cons:

Expensive
Requires sealed basin
Professional installation

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Sump Pumps

Installed in a sump pit to remove water that collects in basements and crawl spaces. Essential for flood prevention in homes with below-grade living areas.

Best for: Basements, flood-prone areas

Price range: $100 – $500

Pros:

Flood prevention
Protects foundation
Automatic operation
Battery backup available

Cons:

Requires sump pit
Needs regular testing
Power failure risk

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Well Pumps

Draw water from underground wells for homes not connected to municipal water. Available in shallow well jet and deep well submersible configurations.

Best for: Rural homes, off-grid properties

Price range: $300 – $2000+

Pros:

Independent water supply
No water bill
Reliable with proper maintenance

Cons:

Expensive to install
Requires well
Power dependent
Maintenance intensive

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