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When water fills your business and you need a pump, rent one fast. Whether the source is a broken pipe or a week of rain, water damage is one of the worst disasters a business owner can experience. Fortunately, there are a large number of pump rental companies ready to serve you at all times of the day and night.

Pump rental services range from simple do-it-yourself pump rentals to teams of professionals that will come in and do the pumping for you. To determine what sort of help you need, ask yourself the following questions:

1. How quickly do I need the pump rental?

2. How big is the job?

3. How long will I need rent a pump?

Action Steps
The best contacts and resources to help you get it done

Find a pump rental company that can serve you fast


Chances are, you're going to need to get pumped out as quickly as possible so that you can prevent any further damage to your business. Rent a pump from a company that can respond immediately, no matter what the time of day. Additionally, if your pump is going to be running for a long period of time, you'll want to use a company that can get the pump fixed if it breaks in the middle of the night.

I recommend: Allied Pump Rentals has an emergency service on call 24 hours a day for both pump rental and pump repair. Heartland Pump Rental & Service boasts the largest rental fleet in the Midwest and offers pumps from a variety of manufacturers.

Chose a pump rental that fits your needs


Before you start calling pump rental companies, take a moment to assess the situation. You may need an industrial pump rental, vacuum pump rental or simple water pump rental. Try to determine what sort of debris is in the water, the amount of water you need pumped and what type of access exists to the area that is flooded.

I recommend: Complete Dewatering Pumps & Wellpoints offers a wide range of pump rentals, including wellpoint pumps, trash pumps and high pressure jet pumps. Global Pump specializes in industrial pumping, maritime pumping and municipal pumping. The company's pumps are available for rent nationally.

Determine how long you need your pump rental


If the problem is a recurring one, you may want to rent a pump for an extended period of time. Several companies offer long-term pump rentals. If you chose one of these companies, be sure to ask what happens should your pump need repairs.

I recommend: Hinson Pump Rental offers pump rentals by the day, week or month. Atlas Machine & Supply provides 24-hour emergency support, as well as pump service and repairs.

Tips & Tactics
Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

  • Some pumps require you to add water to the machine get the pump going. If your pump will be in place for a long period of time, chose a pump with a self-priming system that eliminates the need for you to manually add water.
  • Before you pay to rent a pump, contact your local fire department. Depending on the source of the flood, fire fighters may be able to pump you out for free.

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