Well Pump & Sump Pump Services in Chattanooga, TN

Rural and semi-rural properties around Chattanooga often rely on a well pump for household water and a sump pump to keep basements and crawl spaces dry, and when either one fails, the consequences show up fast, no water pressure in one case, a flooded basement in the other. South East Total Service installs, repairs, and replaces both submersible and jet-style well pumps along with sump and sewage pumps for homes and businesses throughout the region.
Map of South East Total Service's Chattanooga and North Georgia plumbing service area.

Signs Your Well Pump Needs Attention

Well Pump Installation & Repair

We install and repair both submersible pumps, which sit down inside the well casing, and jet-style pumps, which sit above ground and pull water up through suction. Repairs commonly involve the pressure switch, pressure tank, or the pump itself, and we diagnose which component has failed before recommending whether a repair or full replacement makes more sense for the age and condition of your system.

Signs Your Sump Pump Needs Attention

Sump Pump Installation & Battery Backup

A properly sized sump pump is the difference between a dry basement and a flooded one during heavy rain. We install new sump pump systems, replace failing units, and add battery backup systems so the pump keeps running even during a power outage, which is exactly when many basement flooding events happen.

Sewage Pumps

For homes and businesses where gravity alone can’t move wastewater to the main sewer or septic line, we install and repair sewage pumps that handle solids without clogging, keeping lower-level bathrooms and fixtures functioning reliably.

Why Choose South East Total Service for Pump Services

Chattanooga & North Georgia Service Area

We provide well pump and sump pump services throughout Chattanooga and the surrounding region.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my well pump is failing?
Common signs include little to no water pressure, a pump that cycles on and off rapidly, air sputtering from faucets, and cloudy or sandy water. Any of these warrants an inspection before the pump fails completely.
A submersible pump sits down inside the well casing and pushes water up, while a jet pump sits above ground and pulls water up through suction. Submersible pumps are generally more efficient for deeper wells, while jet pumps are common in shallower well setups.
We recommend testing a sump pump at least once a year, ideally before the rainy season, by pouring water into the pit and confirming the pump activates and drains it properly. A pump that hasn’t been tested in several years is a common cause of basement flooding surprises.
Yes. A battery backup keeps your sump pump running during a power outage, which is often exactly when flooding risk is highest during a storm.
Cost depends on well depth, pump type, and whether the pressure tank or switch also needs replacement. We provide an upfront, flat quote after inspecting the system, so you know the full cost before work begins.

Call Us Today

Don’t wait for no water pressure or a flooded basement to find out your pump has failed. Request pump service online or call 423-499-2911 to schedule a licensed Chattanooga plumber today.