Sump Pumps Before & After Photos

This customer had lived in her 80 year old home for 20 years. Her basement periodically got wet during heavy rains, but during one particularly bad storm, so much water poured in, that after a short time, it was high enough to cover her ankles. Our inspector went out and found that only one wall was leaking, so the installation of 20 feet of WaterGuard was enough to keep the water from coming in. This basement had no sump pump, so we needed to install one. Not wanting to ever experience another flooded basement, our customer had us install a TripleSafe Sump System with battery back-up. As the name implies, the Triple Safe has three pumps. Pump 1 does the majority of the pumping. Pump 2 kicks in if Pump 1 is unable to keep up during a severe storm; and Pump 3 is the UltraSump Battery Back-up system. If you lose power, the UltraSump’s 120 amp power pack, when fully charged, can pump a total of 12,000 gallons of water, at 2,018 gallons per hour. Barring a severe storm that leaves you without power for more than a few days, the UltraSump should get you through until power is restored and the battery can begin to charge again.

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Here we have the installation of a top of the line TripleSafe Sump system.  The TripleSafe is capable of pumping over 6000 gallon per hour and also operate on battery back up in case of power failure. 

This customer was looking to upgrade his sump pump system. We recommended our SuperSump Plus System. This system features a 1/3 HP Zoeller pump, the TripleSafe sump pit liner, an airtight lid and a built-in alarm that alerts when water level rises too a high. This customer also opted for our Ultrasump Battery Backup System for extra protection in case of power outages.

This customer was looking to upgrade their old and outdated sump pump to our new SuperSump.