How Sump Pump Works
A sump pump is a method that removes water from the lowest point in your home (such as a basement or crawlspace) and forces it into a draining space to prevent flooding, water damage, and mold growth. But only a few people know how a sump pump works. Knowing this will help you to find out any issue related to your sump pump.
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How does a sump pump work?
Sump pumps pump water from your basement and away from your house. A sump is a naturally formed pit, typically a hole carved beneath the main surface of your basement floor. The sump pump is housed in this pit, known as a basin. The pump is outfitted with valves that detect rising water levels or pressure. When the water level rises too high, sump pumps use a discharge line to immediately pump extra water out of the basement and away from your property. The effluent line connects the sump pump to a specified drainage area.
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