Water Commander

03/03/2026

We get asked about the sizes of our Water Commander pumps, so here's a new illustration showing dimensions for both our MG22 and MG36 models. And remember that if you're installing in a narrow area, both pumps can also be installed vertically to save space. You can position each pump as high or low as needed, and have several 90 degree turns in both the suction and discharge pipes to fit your space.

11/10/2025

We just posted a new YouTube short showing a demo of our model MG36! It shows how fast the MG36 pumps on a 1" line at 60 PSI.

The Water Commander™ can pump faster than any other water-powered sump pump available on the market. It's designed as an emergency backup sump pump for when ...

10/28/2025

This email from Matt in New Jersey made our day! Thanks Matt!

"Thank you for your help and professionalism. Dealing with your company has been like a throwback to when people picked up the phone, didn’t have to dial several prompts only to be disconnected, spoke coherently, knew what they were talking about, were extremely helpful, solved the problem efficiently and stood by their products. I thought companies like yours were extinct. They should teach this in business school. Thank you so much and for making my day."

08/01/2025

Here's a well-done Water Commander install by Eric in Minnesota. He maximized the pumping power by mounting the model MG22 close to the floor and by using a 1" PEX water supply line (instead of ¾") to ensure unrestricted water flow. Eric positioned the pump vertically, which works well for his space.

03/30/2025

Our new YouTube Shorts video explains the benefits of Water Commander™ water-powered sump pumps compared to battery backup pumps.

Learn the differences between water-powered and battery backup sump pumps! Visit https://www.watercommander.com for more information on Water Commander™ wate...

10/31/2024

Here's a quick 45 second video explaining how the Water Commander™ backup sump pump works! It's a nice abbreviated version of our longer YouTube video.

Learn more about Water Commander™ water-powered backup sump pumps at https://www.watercommander.com. Water Commander™ runs on your home’s municipal water pr...

06/19/2024

We love hearing from our customers!

"I bought a Water Commander last year and had a plumber install and test it. Today we had a storm and power outage. Within 5 minutes the Water Commander took over as advertised. What a relief. Thanks Water Commander!" - Kevin, Minneapolis, MN

11/15/2023

Here's a short video we made showing how to identify the type and size of water main in your home. In addition to good water pressure, a properly sized inlet pipe that allows for sufficient water flow is important for optimum pumping. You want to connect Water Commander™ pumps to at least 3/4" water line going all the way back to the main.

Learn how to identify the type and size of water supply pipe used in your home.If you plan on installing a Water Commander™ water-powered sump pump, it's hel...

06/23/2023

Take a look at this nice Water Commander model MG22 install in the Detroit area by Home Inspection and Enviromental Testing, LLC. This demonstrates nicely where to install a hammer arrestor on the water line in relation to the dual check valve and shut-off valve. Also, the PVC unions on both the suction and discharge pipes allow for quick disassembly.

This Water Commander backup sump pump will help protect their basement from flooding for years to come.

02/22/2023

Jeff in Waukesha, WI just had a Water Commander model MG36 installed before today's storm hit. Several turns in the suction pipe allow it to be mounted vertically on the wall near the sump. And the 1" copper water line provides unrestricted water flow to maximize pumping.

11/28/2022

It's important to know your home's water pressure before you install a Water Commander™ sump pump. Along with our recent article, here's also a new video showing how easy it is to do yourself.

Learn how to measure your home's water pressure using an inexpensive water pressure gauge. Visit our in-depth article for more info: https://www.watercommand...