Superior Pump 92333 1/3 Hp Thermoplastic Pedestal Sump Pump

This pump is good value. My installation in not continual use and will engage only in extra heavy rain. That is why I bought the least expensive unit i could find. I believe it will work very well in continuous duty. The pump worked very efficiently in my test of the unit. The pump is plastic so care in handling in installation is advised. The construction is not feeble and I do not know the impact resistance of the plastic. But if you dropped the unit and it landed just the wrong way my impression is it might break. For myself the pump is installed and secured and I do not expect to ever replace it.

This is the second time we ordered this pump. The first time was years ago and when we got the 1st one it had a broken lever. We called the company and they apologized and sent us out a replacement part extremely fast. This time the part had support brackets around it so that the lever wouldn't be damaged in shipping.This pump is very reliable and was worth the money to keep our basement dry.

Bought this to replace the exact same pump that came with the house, that packed it in a week ago. We’re not in an area that has a terriblly high water table so the pump doesn’t run that often or for that long. The last Superior Pump, which was the same model as this, lasted 10 years. I hope I get 10 years out of this one. Not bad for $80. Easy to install and runs pretty quite.

In our basement there is a small hole for a sump pump which only runs when needed - about 2-3 months of the year. Our first 10 years or so in the house we used a pump installed by the prior owners and when that finally died we put in a pump from Basement Watchdog which didn't even make it through a single season. We replaced the pump annually for about 5 years either through new purchases or under warranty until I finally gave up on Basement Watchdog. We have a semi-finished section of the basement with a different hole which had a pedestal pump from Superior Pump that had been working for years with no issue so decided to get a second one to replace the problematic Basement Watchdog one. The first Superior Pump is using the included float but the newest one does not and instead uses a smaller sensor to turn off/on the pump.Installation is very easy - basically hook the pump up to your piping/hose and plug it in. Depending on your setup adapter(s) may be needed to go from the pump output, but that is easily found at most hardware stores. Switching from the Basement Watchdog pump to the Superior Pump took about 30 minutes with most of the time related to me getting the piping lined up and not anything to do with the pump itself.I did need to contact Superior Pump for an issue with one of the pumps and they were exceptionally helpful. The problem was likely a defect from the start as the pump was much louder than the other I had and over time it quit pumping with any force. A couple messages were promptly exchanged to confirm the issue and troubleshoot, then a replacement pump was sent at no cost.The only minor issue I would note is that the packaging is pretty weak as others documented in their reviews. I didn't have any obvious damage when any of the pumps were shipped to me, but I can see how the packaging could be prone to damage. There is Styrofoam around the base and top of the pump and all of my pumps came inside another box which would reduce the chance of damage. Despite the packaging, I still highly recommend the pump and just recommend checking the pedestal and switch to be sure everything is intact when you receive the shipment.

I recently purchased a sump pump from a local retailer. It started making an awful grinding noise when it was running, but the return window had closed. The pump still worked, but was extremely loud. I bought this Superior pump from Amazon, along with the check valve from the same manufacturer. This pump was a piece of cake to install and is SO quiet, it is music to my ears. Hopefully this pump will last a long time. I'm satisfied😁👍