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Basin location
Choose a practical low-point location that works with the planned interior drainage route and available space.
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Collect it. Pump it. Route it away.
Sump Pump Systems
A sump pump is the active part of a basement water-management system. Drainage brings collected water to the basin, the pump moves it out, and the discharge route determines where that water goes next.
When it makes sense
A focused service for a specific part of the problem.
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Interior drainage systems that need a reliable collection point
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Basements where collected groundwater must be pumped out
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Waterproofing plans that need drainage and discharge to work together
What the work may involve
Clear scope. Practical steps. No unnecessary complexity.
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Pump setup
Install the specified basin, pump and connected piping within the agreed waterproofing scope.
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Discharge planning
Coordinate an exterior discharge route that moves pumped water away from vulnerable foundation areas.
Important: Pump and equipment manufacturer warranties are separate from Ground Guard's qualifying waterproofing workmanship warranty.
How it moves
From evaluation to a finished scope.
- 01Assess water collection
- 02Plan basin location
- 03Install pump system
- 04Route discharge away
Sump Pump Systems
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