Updated October 28, 2026

Most plumbing calls in Northern Virginia start with water where it shouldn’t be: a ceiling stain, a toilet that runs all night, a sump pit filling up before a storm. 166 customers have given our plumbers five stars, and the reviews about leaks, toilets and sump pumps come up again and again. They’re mostly about finding the actual cause.

Excellent service in finding a leak and repairing a toilet and separately replacing another old toilet. Highly recommended!

Lee S., Google review, September 2026

Before and after of a sump pump replacement by SwiftPro in Northern Virginia: the old pump on the left, the new cast iron pump with a quiet check valve on the right
A sump pump before and after, quiet check valve included.

Leaks: finding the real source

Had a ceiling leak. I had very good communication with the company both by phone and text. My technician, Zabi, was terrific. He took the time to check all the likely plumbing culprits and walked me through the possible causes and solutions.

Kristin B., Google review, January 2026

They answered their telephone before hours, came to our house and solved two leaks, one in our utility room and another in the kitchen. The leaks were not related so it took some critical thinking.

Ione K., Alexandria, Google review, September 2025

He fixed my burst pipe faster than I ever could have on my own.

Francis D., Falls Church, Google review, December 2025

We had Tyson out for our main line leaking underground, he explained the scope of work for replacement and set great expectations.

Jessica C., Google review, December 2025

A small leak is cheaper to fix than the drywall, flooring and insulation it soaks. If you see a stain on a ceiling, hear water running with every tap off, or watch the water meter spin with nothing on, call the same day.

Toilets: fixed, not just jiggled

A running toilet can waste hundreds of gallons a day, and a rocking one can rot the floor under it. Most of the time it’s a part replaced on the visit.

Zabi did a great job. Fill valve, flush valve and gaskets replaced on this 30-yr-old toilet. No leaks, no run-on.

Harold S., Springfield, Google review, April 2026

James M. did a great job diagnosing and fixing the issues I was having with two of my toilets.

Michelle O., Alexandria, Google review, July 2026

$697 Sump Pump Replacement

A new cast iron pump in your existing pit, a quiet check valve, new pipe to the discharge, the old pump hauled away and a bucket test before we leave. See the offer

Sump pumps: before the next storm

We contacted Swiftpro regarding a sump pump problem, and Harold promptly diagnosed the issue while clearly explaining our options.

Jeff L., Fairfax, Google review, September 2026

fast and reasonably priced. SwiftPro was able to handle the sump pump replacement quickly and with minimal delay.

Ray T., Angi review, August 2026

A sump pump replacement is $697 installed: a new cast iron pump in your existing pit, a quiet check valve, new pipe to the discharge, the old pump hauled away and a bucket test before we leave. A water alarm comes with it, free.

Catch the next leak early

A water heater flush is $99, normally $199, and it comes with a whole-house plumbing check: faucets, toilets, shutoffs, supply lines and visible pipes, with photos. That check alone is normally $149.

More of what people say about us is in what our customers say.

Every review we’ve collected, across every platform, is on our reviews page. Neighbors rate SwiftPro 5.0 stars across 1,130 reviews on Google, Angi, Yelp, the BBB and Facebook.

Water where it shouldn’t be? Call (703) 997-9757.

Questions people ask

How much is a sump pump replacement?

$697 installed in your existing pit, with a quiet check valve, new discharge pipe, haul-away and a free water alarm. A new or deeper pit, outside discharge work, a battery backup and electrical work are extra.

Can you find a leak behind a ceiling or wall?

Yes. Our plumbers check the likely sources and walk you through what they find before any repair.

Do you fix toilets that keep running?

Yes. Usually it’s the fill valve, flush valve or a gasket, replaced on the visit.

When does a sump pump need replacing?

When it runs and doesn’t empty the pit, cycles on and off with no rain, or is past about ten years old. Before the spring storms is the time to find out.