A sump pump system works directly with a waterproofing system to prevent water and moisture from entering your basement. This system works by channeling the water through the perimeter drainage system to the sump pump system, which then quickly pumps the water out of your home. The sump pump system is usually installed in the lowest part of your basement or crawl space to keep the area completely dry all the time.

If you’re wanting to dry out your basement and keep it dry, you’ll need a sump pump system connected to your perimeter drainage system.

The Sump Pump is the Heart of the Basement Waterproofing System

If it stops for any reason, the system will fail and your basement may get wet. That is why if you are going to rely on a sump pump to keep your basement dry, you should make it of the highest quality and make sure that it is regularly serviced.

At Trusted Waterproofing we recommend our GrateSump™ Sump Pump System. Our GrateSump™ liner has large punched holes that allow ground water to easily enter and to be pumped out and has a built in pump stand which keeps dirt away from the sump pump impeller.

The GrateSump™ was built specifically for Grate Products’ Contractors and tested by our service department for over 3 years before it was launched to the public.

We always recommend adding battery back up protection to our GrateSump™ by installing our Fast Sump Inverter and standby battery. It’s common sense, with heavy storms often come power outages.

If you are in need of a basement sump pump, contact Trusted Waterproofing project managers today at 865-213-7565.