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April Showers - Avoid a Flood with a Sump Pump
April 18, 2014 at 3:54 PM
With the snow from winter melting away and additional rain this spring, our basements and homes are prone to flooding. Even a few inches of water can cause expensive damage, not to mention the mold and mildew that is prone to grow in damp areas. Installing a sump pump can help you avoid these expensive inconveniences and give you the extra peace of mind during these wet months.
Sump Pumps and Ejector Pumps are used to protect your home from water and septic flooding damage. These systems help discharge waste and water to avoid any flooding in the home. Nowadays, most homes are built with sump pumps already installed, whether or not the home is in a low-lying area. A professional plumber can install a sump pump in your home or ensure proper maintenance on a pump. Utilizing a professional plumber gives you the guarantee that you’ll never have to worry about a pump malfunction and that your home will stay dry.