cweddie96
New Member
Last month I installed a new Wayne combo sump/battery backup system to not have to worry about power outages. Now we have had a "ton" of rain and the water is entering the sump at such a high rate it's as if someone has a faucet running!! The sump pump cycles every 1 minute.
We are in a high water table area and back right corner of yard is the low point in the neighborhood. This is where the perferated pipe starts and then funnels down to the sump in the basement.
Short of major excavation and running an underground storm drain along the side of my house, is there anyway I can reduce the amount of water that comes into the sump basin?
We are in a high water table area and back right corner of yard is the low point in the neighborhood. This is where the perferated pipe starts and then funnels down to the sump in the basement.
Short of major excavation and running an underground storm drain along the side of my house, is there anyway I can reduce the amount of water that comes into the sump basin?