Crawl Space Sump Pumps in Mountain Home, AR

ASAP Crawlspace of Mountain Home installs a crawl space sump pump for about $1,100, up to about $2,600 with a battery backup, typically in about a day. Dylan sets the pump in a pit at the low point where water collects.

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Signs you need a crawl space sump pump

A sump pump earns its place where water collects under the house. These signs show that water is arriving faster than it drains or dries, or that the pump you have can't keep up.

  • Water standing after rain
  • A wet low corner that stays damp
  • A liner that holds puddles
  • An old pump that runs non-stop
  • A small pump that can't keep up
  • No backup when storms cut the power

Crawl space sump pump questions, answered

How much does a crawl space sump pump cost in Mountain Home?

About $1,100, up to about $2,600 with a battery backup.

ASAP Crawlspace of Mountain Home charges about $1,100 for a pump alone. With a battery backup the price runs up to about $2,600. Your written price comes after a free inspection.

How long does it take to install a crawl space sump pump?

About a day for a new pump.

ASAP Crawlspace of Mountain Home typically takes 4 to 8 hours to dig a new pit and set the pump. Swapping an old pump takes 1 to 3 hours, and a battery backup goes in on the same visit.

Do I need a battery backup for my sump pump?

It's your choice, and we offer it.

A battery backup keeps the pump working when a storm knocks out the power. ASAP Crawlspace of Mountain Home installs the backup on the same visit as the pump.

Does every crawl space need a sump pump?

No, only where water collects.

ASAP Crawlspace of Mountain Home puts a pump in crawl spaces that hold water in a low corner or puddle after rain. A crawl space that stays dry doesn't need one.

How a crawl space sump pump works

A sump pump collects water at the low point of the crawl space and sends it out of the house. Here are its parts, and what it leaves for other work.

A pit at the low point

The pump sits in a basin set where water collects, so it catches the water before it spreads across the crawl space floor.

A pump and a check valve

The pump pushes water out through a discharge line. A check valve keeps that water from running back into the pit.

A battery backup, if you want one

A backup pump sits in the same pit and keeps working through a power outage. It goes in on the same visit as the pump.

5 feet

Where the discharge line should end

The National Association of Home Builders advises ending the discharge at least 5 feet from the foundation, so pumped water doesn't soak back in beside the house.

Source: NAHB TechNote on rain and groundwater management

Not a fix for roof and yard runoff

A pump moves water out after it arrives. Downspout extensions and grading keep roof and yard water away from the house first.

What a sump pump costs and how long it takes

Your written price comes after the free inspection and says what each item is for.

What moves the price

  • Whether you add a battery backup
  • Whether it's a new pit and pump or a swap for an old pump
  • Other crawl space work that comes first. Each has its own range on the prices page.
  • Sump pumpAbout $1,100up to about $2,600 with a battery backup
  • Typical timeAbout a daytypically 1 to 3 hours to swap an old pump

Ranges, not quotes. Inspections are free within 50 miles.

Full price guide

How a job goes: water, then wood, then air

The order never changes, because a liner laid over a wet crawl space or rotten wood only hides the problem.

  1. 1

    Free inspection

    Dylan spends 45 to 90 minutes in the crawl space. The inspection is free within 50 miles of Mountain Home.

  2. 2

    A written price

    The written price says what each item is for, so you can see what you are paying for.

  3. 3

    Water first

    Standing water pumped out, then drains, a sump pump or downspouts, as the crawl space needs.

  4. 4

    Wood second

    Rotten wood repaired and sagging floors set on steel support jacks with footings.

  5. 5

    Air last

    A vapor barrier or full encapsulation, vents sealed, and a dehumidifier where it's needed.

Why call ASAP Crawlspace of Mountain Home

Dylan Quattlebaum owns the company, and the 24/7 line rings him.

  • Close to your crawl space

    Many crawl space companies that work here drive in from Springfield, Nixa, Little Rock or further. Gassville, Bull Shoals and Flippin are short drives for Dylan.

  • 3-year install warranty

    The install is covered for 3 years. If a pump or backup fails, swap labor is free for the maker's term of 3 to 5 years. It passes free to the next owner, and no paid plan is needed. See every warranty

  • Answers after the job

    Call (870) 706-2240 any hour, before the job or long after it.

Map of the towns ASAP Crawlspace serves within 50 miles of Mountain HomeA 50-mile circle around Mountain Home, Arkansas, crossing the Missouri state line, with a dot for each town served. Towns with their own page are labeled and link to it.MISSOURIARKANSAS25 MILES50 MILESGassvilleBull ShoalsFlippinYellvilleGainesvilleCalico RockSalemMarshallMelbourneMountain ViewHorseshoe BendWest PlainsHarrisonAsh FlatCherokee VillageAvaForsythThayerMountain Home

Towns we serve around Mountain Home

Every town within 50 miles of Mountain Home, Arkansas and Missouri.

That is 80 towns across Baxter, Marion, Fulton, Izard, Stone, Searcy and Boone counties in Arkansas, and Ozark, Howell, Taney and Douglas counties in Missouri. The free inspection covers all of them.

See the service area

All 80 towns, A to Z

  • Ash Flat AR
  • Ava MO
  • Bakersfield MO
  • Batavia AR
  • Bellefonte AR
  • Bergman AR
  • Big Flat AR
  • Brandsville MO
  • Briarcliff AR
  • Buffalo City AR
  • Bull Shoals AR
  • Calico Rock AR
  • Cherokee Village AR
  • Cotter AR
  • Cushman AR
  • Dennard AR
  • Diamond City AR
  • Evening Shade AR
  • Everton AR
  • Fifty-Six AR
  • Flippin AR
  • Forsyth MO
  • Fox AR
  • Franklin AR
  • Gainesville MO
  • Gamaliel AR
  • Gassville AR
  • Gilbert AR
  • Guion AR
  • Harrison AR
  • Henderson AR
  • Highland AR
  • Horseshoe Bend AR
  • Kirbyville MO
  • Kissee Mills MO
  • Koshkonong MO
  • Lakeview AR
  • Lead Hill AR
  • Leslie AR
  • Mammoth Spring AR
  • Marshall AR
  • Melbourne AR
  • Midway AR
  • Mount Judea AR
  • Mount Olive AR
  • Mount Pleasant AR
  • Mountain Home AR
  • Mountain View AR
  • Norfork AR
  • Oakland AR
  • Omaha AR
  • Oxford AR
  • Pindall AR
  • Pineville AR
  • Pleasant Grove AR
  • Pomona MO
  • Pontiac MO
  • Pyatt AR
  • Rockaway Beach MO
  • Salem AR
  • Salesville AR
  • Shirley AR
  • Sidney AR
  • South Fork MO
  • South Lead Hill AR
  • St. Joe AR
  • Summit AR
  • Sundown MO
  • Taneyville MO
  • Thayer MO
  • Theodosia MO
  • Valley Springs AR
  • Viola AR
  • Violet Hill AR
  • Wasola MO
  • West Plains MO
  • Western Grove AR
  • Witts Springs AR
  • Yellville AR
  • Zinc AR

More questions about sump pumps

What won't a sump pump fix?

Water that keeps coming in.

A pump moves water out once it's in the crawl space; it doesn't stop it. ASAP Crawlspace of Mountain Home checks drainage when water keeps arriving.

Can you swap my old sump pump?

Yes, and it's the shorter job.

ASAP Crawlspace of Mountain Home typically swaps an old pump in 1 to 3 hours. A battery backup can go in during the same visit.

How do I get an exact price for my crawl space?

Call for a free inspection.

ASAP Crawlspace of Mountain Home inspects crawl spaces free within 50 miles of Mountain Home, and your written price says what each item is for. Call (870) 706-2240.

Call Dylan about your crawl space

The inspection is free within 50 miles of Mountain Home, and your price comes in writing, item by item.

Open 24/7. Mountain Home, AR 72653.

Call 24/7(870) 706-2240