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Sump Pumps Photo Album: Homeowner in Duxbury Waterproofs Basement Before Putting House on the Market

Ken, a homeowner in Duxbury, MA, had been living in this house for 20 years and always had water in the spring. He had a pump that worked some of the time and was fine for him and his situation. When Ken decided to put his home on the market, he knew he needed a more formal system that would keep the basement dry. A new homeowner would not want to inherit his 20-year problem. We installed a full perimeter system with our WaterGuard drainage system that runs to the TripleSafe three pump system with a battery back up. He could confidently tell any prospective buyer that his basement would remain dry. We guarantee it!

Corner Piece

The pieces of WaterGuard used for the corner of the basement are cut to fit the area!

TripleSafe Liner

The TripleSafe liner is placed in the pit and is ready to be concreted in place

TrenchDrain

We use TrenchDrain around obstacles that would make it impossible for us to stay flush to the wall. This will prevent any water from leaving that boxed in area. The TrenchDrain is connected directly to the WaterGuard

Interior Discharge Pipes

The white PVC pipes that connect from the TripleSafe to the exterior discharge pipes are neatly affixed to the wall

TripleSafe with Battery Back Up

The TripleSafe is the world's most reliable pumping system. With a main pump, secondary pump and battery-operated back up pump- the chances of the basement getting water are slim to none!

Exterior Discharge

The exterior discharge is buried under the lawn and a LawnScape outlet is placed at the end of the pipe. In this case, we installed a pop-up style outlet. When the pumps engage and water is forced through the discharge pipes and out of the basement, the pressure from the water will push the pop up, up. The water is drained and the pop up will fall back down when there is no pressure.