Battery Backup Sump Pump in Franklin & Nashville, TN
A battery backup sump pump is a secondary pump that keeps clearing water when the power goes out or the primary pump fails — exactly the conditions a storm creates.
What It Is
Important: Prodigy does not currently offer battery-backup sump pump systems. What we do provide is installation, repair, and replacement of properly sized primary submersible sump pumps, with code-compliant discharge routing.
How It Works — Our Process
Here is how we keep your basement protected with the services we do offer:
We Install Properly Sized
We install properly sized primary submersible sump pumps matched to your inflow
We Repair Failing Floats,
We repair failing floats, impellers, check valves, and discharge lines
We Replace End-of-Life Pumps
We replace end-of-life pumps before storm season
We Route Discharge to Code
never into the sanitary sewer
We Advise You
We advise you on backup-protection options even though we do not install battery systems
When You Need It
If you are worried about losing power during a storm, talk to us about your options. While battery-backup systems are not currently part of our offering, a properly sized and well-maintained primary pump is your first line of defense, and we keep it reliable. This service is part of our Sump Pump Services work, see the full hub for methods, pricing, and process. Learn more about Sump Pump Services →
Pricing & Method Details
See the full hub for methods, pricing, and options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Prodigy install battery backup sump pumps?
Not at this time. We install, repair, and replace primary submersible sump pumps with code-compliant discharge, and we are glad to advise you on backup-protection options.
Why would I want a battery backup pump?
Storms often knock out power right when the sump pump is needed most. A backup keeps clearing water during an outage or if the primary pump fails.
What can Prodigy do to protect my basement instead?
We make sure your primary pump is properly sized, well maintained, and reliable, and we replace it before it fails so it performs when a storm hits.
How do I keep my sump pump working during a storm?
Keep it tested and properly sized, clear debris from the pit, and replace it near the end of its service life. We handle installation, repair, and replacement to keep it dependable.
Find Out What Your Line Needs.
Every job starts with a free camera inspection so you see the real condition before any work. Call or text (629) 276-6322.