Reliable flood protection
Automatically activates when water levels rise, helping prevent basement flooding during heavy rain or snowmelt.
Durable build
Cast iron or thermoplastic housing stands up to constant moisture and heavy-duty use without corroding or wearing down quickly.
Easy installation
Fits standard sump pits and comes with straightforward setup instructions, so most homeowners can install it without hiring a plumber.
Choose your sump pump
Everbilt sump pumps come in submersible and pedestal styles, with horsepower and flow rates suited to everything from occasional storm runoff to homes prone to frequent flooding. Pick the model that matches the pit size and water volume for the space.
SUP54-HD 1/6 HP Plastic Utility Pump
The Everbilt SUP54-HD 1/6 HP Plastic Utility Pump clears standing water from basements, flat roofs, and window wells with a lightweight, corrosion-resistant design built for quick, low-maintenance drainage jobs.
1/2 HP Submersible Sump Pump
The Everbilt 1/2 HP Submersible Aluminum Sump Pump with Tethered Switch handles high water volume in basements and crawl spaces, using a durable aluminum housing and tethered float switch for automatic operation during heavy inflow.
1/3 HP Submersible Sump Pump
The Everbilt 1/3 HP Aluminum Submersible Sump Pump with Tether moves average household water volume out of basements and sump pits, pairing a lightweight aluminum housing with a tethered float switch for reliable, hands-off operation.
3/4 HP Pro Snap Action Sump Pump
The 3/4 HP Pro Snap Action Sump Pump handles high-volume water removal in basements and sump pits prone to frequent flooding, using a snap-action float switch for quick, dependable activation when water levels rise.
3/10 HP Cast Iron Sump Pump
The Everbilt 3/10 HP Cast Iron Sump Pump clears everyday basement water buildup with a heavy-duty cast iron housing that resists corrosion and holds up under regular, long-term use.
30/50 Low Pressure Switch for Well Pumps
The Everbilt 30/50 Low Pressure Switch for Well Pumps regulates water pressure in residential well systems, automatically triggering the pump on and off within the standard 30-50 PSI range to keep water flow consistent.
About brand
Everbilt is a hardware brand focused on practical, no-frills products for home repair and maintenance, sold primarily through The Home Depot. The sump pump line reflects that approach: straightforward designs built to move water fast, handle basement or crawl space drainage, and hold up under regular use without a complicated setup process. Whether the need is a backup system for storm season or a primary pump for a home with a high water table, Everbilt offers options sized to fit the job.
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Everbilt products cover the essentials for home repair and maintenance, organized into categories like sump and utility pumps, plumbing fittings, shelving and closet systems, and outdoor hardware. Browse by category to find the right part or tool for the job at hand.
FAQ
Pump size depends on how much water the pit typically collects and how far it needs to travel to the discharge point. A 1/3 HP pump handles average residential needs, while homes with a high water table or frequent flooding usually call for 1/2 HP or higher.
A submersible pump sits inside the sump pit, underwater, and runs quieter since the motor is sealed. A pedestal pump keeps the motor above the pit on a shaft, making it easier to access for repairs but noisier during operation.
Most units run for 7 to 10 years with regular maintenance, though usage frequency and water quality can shorten or extend that lifespan.
A battery backup is recommended for areas prone to power outages during storms, since that’s often when flooding risk is highest and the primary pump can’t run without electricity.
Testing every three to four months is standard — pour a few gallons of water into the pit and confirm the float switch triggers the pump to activate and drain properly.
Most Everbilt sump pumps are designed for standard 18-inch diameter pits, though it’s worth checking the specific model’s dimensions before installation.
Models with a filtration screen or intake guard can handle minor debris, but larger sump pumps generally aren’t built for solids and can clog if the pit isn’t kept clean.
Check the power source first, then inspect the float switch for obstructions. If both look fine, the motor or capacitor may need replacement or professional inspection.
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Testimonials
Homeowners across the country rely on Everbilt sump pumps to keep basements dry through heavy storms and rising water tables. Here’s what customers have to say after putting these pumps to the test.
This pump saved my basement during a storm last spring. Power went out for six hours, but the battery backup kicked in and kept everything dry. Installation took about twenty minutes, and it’s been running quiet ever since.
Karen W.
Had an old pump that kept clogging during heavy rain, so I switched to this one. Runs smoother, handles debris better, and the float switch actually works the way it’s supposed to. No flooding since I put it in last fall.
Mark D.
Basement flooded twice before I got serious about a real pump. This one’s been running for over a year now with zero issues — quiet, reliable, and the pit stays dry even after heavy rain. Wish I’d bought it sooner.
