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A sump pump is a piece of equipment placed in a sump pit created at the lowest point of your home, like basements or crawl spaces. This pit stores your basement sump pump. A sump pump system only works when needed. However, it’s a crucial device to save your Seattle home from extensive water damage and associated repairs.
Simply put, a sump pump removes water from your basement and moves it away from your home. After the sump pump installation, a valve senses when water levels or pressure are escalating. When there is heavy rain, the soil around your home gets oversaturated.
Excess water flows toward the sump pit, filling it with water. As water fills the hole, the sump pump float switch activates and turns the pump on. Once the switch is activated, the pump turns on, moves water into a discharge line, and guides it away from your home’s foundation.
There’s more to a sump pump than keeping your home from flooding. In fact, they provide many benefits for your home. Temperatures in the Seattle area sometimes dip into the 30s in the winter. It’s frigid outside, but your basement remains warmer and drier throughout the season when you have a sump pump.
The ice and snow eventually melt, making your sump pump beneficial throughout the year. However, if your sump pump operation is irregular, you likely have a problem. Call a qualified sump pump repair specialist, like one from Attic Project. We’ll promptly repair your sump pump system.
Adding some insulation to your sump pump can help prevent a frozen discharge line, just like it does for plumbing pipes that course through your home. This helps prevent the water from freezing and keeps it moving through the line.
Other insulation methods include burying the discharge line deeper underground or using hay and a tarp to protect the line. Insulation may help keep your sump pump from external damage and contain any existing leaks.
If you notice that your sump pump does freeze this winter, seek professional help to unthaw the frozen discharge line. Prompt attention is crucial to protecting your home from water damage.
Sump pumps are a vital part of maintaining any Washington home. If you don’t have one, you’re missing out on a valuable layer of protection. A sump pump can prevent extensive water damage in your basement or crawl space.
The pump installation costs will always outweigh the cost of the extensive repairs you’d need to pay to remedy any damage. The average costs depend on the size and setup of your system and if there’s any existing water damage in your home.
For the highest quality sump pump services, contact Attic Projects. We are the local company you need for your sump pump installation, no matter where you live in the Seattle area or what type of home you have. Trust our team for your sump pump repairs, and protect your most significant investment.
Contact us today to schedule your free consultation with one of our experienced sump pump contractors.
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