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A year ago, my basement turned into a disaster zone. A powerful summer storm knocked out power across Princeton, and with it, my sump pump went silent. By the time I realized what had happened, it was too late—a foot of water had already filled the basement.

Pump Partner operates at a noise level that is negligible in most home environments, ensuring it won’t be an annoyance, even if installed near living spaces.

To ensure the health and reliability of your Pump Partner backup power system, we recommend performing a discharge test once a year. This test will help assess the battery’s condition and verify that it can provide power during an outage.

Aging water pipes in your home can lead to leaks, water damage, reduced water quality, and potentially costly repairs. Detecting signs of aging or deteriorating water pipes early can help prevent these issues and maintain a reliable plumbing system. This guide provides an overview of how to detect aging household water pipes and what actions to take if you discover signs of deterioration. Signs of Aging or Deteriorating Water Pipes 1. Discolored Water: If you notice brown, yellow, or rusty water coming from your faucets, it could indicate corrosion inside your pipes. This is a common issue with galvanized steel...