Absolute Sure Catch Sump Pump
Do you have water coming in from the cracks of the basement floor?
Do you have water coming in from the cracks of the basement floor?
Do you have water coming in from the cracks of the basement floor?
Absolute Sure Catch system is designed to catch as much water below grade as possible. This full proof system allows water to enter in from the sides as well from the drain lines installed below your slab. Before we install the catch basin for the sump pump, we use a perforated catch basin ( 22" to sometimes 60" deep) surrounded by clean gravel and then wrapped in geo fabric. . This allows all the subgrade water in that part of the basement to seep into the basin. then to be pumped out through a discharged PVC pipe.
Concaved installed sump pumps with 5 year transferable warranty
Do you have water coming in from the cracks of the basement floor?
Do you have water coming in from the cracks of the basement floor?
In addition we lower the catch basin 2" below the concrete slab to allow floor water to seep into the top of the basin if any. If your power were to go out in the Midwest, our battery back up sump pump will engage and keep your personal properties from being destroyed by water damage.
Absolute Sure Catch Sump Pump
100 Year old stone foundatoin house collected water in hours of the Install
100 Year old stone foundatoin house collected water in hours of the Install
100 Year old stone foundatoin house collected water in hours of the Install
Once we installed the basin for the sump pump with the gravel you can see the below grade water is seeping in the next day. Our Sump Pump was installed that day to discharged the water outside and away from the house.
4" PVC Perforated Catch Drain Line connected to the sump pump
100 Year old stone foundatoin house collected water in hours of the Install
100 Year old stone foundatoin house collected water in hours of the Install
The 4" PVC Perforated drain line was installed on the interior perimeter of the stone foundation walls below the concrete slab. This allows water from the stone foundation to enter into the subgrade drain line and elevated to run into the sump pump from there the water is discharged to a line outside of the house and away from the foundation.