Photo Album: Replacing a Faulty Sump Pump in a Finished Basement in Stratham, NH

Facing a flooded basement nightmare in Stratham, NH, due to a broken sump pump, this homeowner reached out to us for a reliable fix. As depicted in our photo gallery, we installed WaterGuard, TripleSafe Sump Pump, and IceGuard, offering a steadfast barrier against future water intrusion. Notice how seamlessly our solutions integrate into the basement environment. This approach not only resolved the immediate water problem but also secured the basement against potential flooding, proving a lasting, worry-free solution.

Broken Sump Pump

The photo shows water overflowing from the basin of an old sump pump, which was unable to adequately remove water from the home. This resulted in puddling on the basement floor and subsequent leakage into the finished basement, causing damage.

Interior French Drain Style Drainage System

WaterGuard has been installed around the foundation's perimeter to intercept water before it reaches the basement. This water is then channeled to the newly installed sump pump system for removal from the house.

Surface Drainage Installed at Bulkhead Entrance

TrenchDrain has been installed at the base of the bulkhead steps to intercept any water before it enters the basement.

Basement Surface Drainage Around Immovable Objects

TrenchDrain has been installed around stationary objects in the basement as well. It connects to the WaterGuard system, ensuring a seamless flow of water towards the sump pump.

TripleSafe Sump Pump System

The TripleSafe Sump Pump offers an optimal solution for finished basements. Its triple-pump design ensures continuous water removal from the property, providing peace of mind even during power outages, thanks to the battery-operated backup pump.

Safely Removing Water From the Basement

Water is expelled from the home via a discharge line, which is strategically buried in a location that mitigates any potential damage to the home. To prevent freezing, IceGuard is attached to the outside of the discharge line, averting any backups that could lead to basement flooding. Additionally, a bubbler pot is affixed to the discharge line's terminus to stop water from pooling on the lawn. Our installation team takes great care to maintain the lawn's appearance while burying the discharge line.