Sump Pumps, Backwater Valves and Backup Systems

Sump pumps are typically located in the lowest portion of a home or building and are designed to prevent flooding after storms and heavy rainfall. By removing water from a pit and draining it into a nearby storm drain, dry well, or detention pond, the sump pump prevents the groundwater from rising to the level of your basement floor, which could cause a flood.

A backwater valve ensures floods and sewage does not come back up into your basement and backup sump systems are designed to protect your basement from flooding in the case of a power failure or a mechanical failure that would prevent your primary sump pump from operating.

To learn more about our services and how we can keep you home dry, contact us today!