Sump Pumps: Submersible Models for Basements and Jobsites

Sump pumps for basements, crawl spaces, and jobsite pits. ePumps carries continuous-duty submersible sump pumps from Tsurumi, Myers, and Hydromatic, built to move water fast and run quietly for years. Whether you need a basement sump pump to keep water out during storms, a high-volume pump for a contractor pit, or a backup unit, choose by pit depth, flow (GPH/GPM), horsepower, and switch type. Browse sump pumps for sale below, all with free shipping and expert support.

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How to choose a sump pump (by pit size, HP, and switch type)

Choose cast-iron and stainless-steel submersible sump pumps in 4/10–3 HP, available in 115/220V single-phase and 3-phase. ePumps stocks Tsurumi and Myers models including sand-handling, pitless low-water pickup, and elevator pit pumps for residential and jobsite dewatering.

Basement sump pumps vs. jobsite / contractor pumps

  • Sand-handling & grit-resistant options
  • Automatic (float) and manual models
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FAQ's

What HP do I need for a basement sump?

Most homes use 4/10–½ HP. Choose ¾–1+ HP for deeper pits, long discharge runs, or heavy inflow.

Do sump pumps handle solids?

They handle small debris. For solids up to 2", choose a sewage or sewage ejector pump instead.

What does “Sand-handling” mean?

These pumps handle sandy or gritty water—ideal for construction sites, elevator pits, or dewatering.

How long do sump pumps last?

Typically 7–10 years, depending on usage and water conditions.

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