Best Outdoor Sump Pump Pit Basin for French Drain for Yard Drainage You should never use an indoor sump pump pit for an outdoor yard drainage situation. When you're working on your drainage, the volumes of water are quite different when you're covering large pieces of property. Now, in the middle there you see that's [...]
Outdoor Sump Pump and French Drain Installation Algonac Michigan This is an outdoor sump pump installation to take care of yard water. The backyard is seven inches higher than the front yard. The front yard is made up of about three acres. There was nowhere for the water to go. There are no ditches in [...]
Outdoor Sump Pump Will Protect Your Michigan Property And Your Health It's February in Michigan and we had a warmup, all the snow's melted, a lot of flooding, it rained all day yesterday, all last night, still raining today. They said that if this was snow, it would've been 40 inches of snow. So it's [...]
When Hiring a Drainage Contractor in Macomb County, Do This! What to do when hiring a contractor to do underground pipe to help you with the drainage problem. Well, the first thing you do is take pictures. The very first thing you want to do when hiring a contractor to do underground pipe to take [...]
Outdoor Sump Pump French Drain Hybrid System Algonac MI I want to show you a job that I did last year. I wanted to show you how the homeowner is benefitting from the install that we provided them with last year. There's a kayak, I guess they use that to get from the house to [...]
Backyard Outdoor Sump Pump Installation in Harrison Twp. MI This is the discharge of a backyard sump system. Let me walk you through it, show you how it works. You can see how much water it's moving. It's very active. This is January in Michigan, and we had a lot of rain earlier today. We're [...]
Outdoor Sump Pump Installation in Oakland Township MI We're in Oakland Township, Michigan, where we installed a backyard sump pump system. The yard was really flat, so when you would have hard rains, and the water would start to collect, it would just work its way up towards the house, eventually flooding the walkout basement. [...]
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