Keep the basements dry and keep water flowing smoothly with sump pumps! Sump pumps are made to drain out accumulated water in the basement of residential and commercial buildings quickly and efficiently. Available in a wide variety of sizes and capacities to fit a range of different applications, let’s take a look at which one is right for your specific job.

Primary sump pumps are the most basic and standard pumps. Usually found in residential buildings, they pump out seepage water from the basement and prevent waterlogging. Primary sump pumps are typically the best choice for residential buildings for their ability to pump over a thousand gallons per hour.

Primary sump pumps come in submersible and pedestal varieties. Submersible sump pumps are placed under the water in the basin of the pump, while pedestal pumps are placed above the basin. When working with small basins, pedestal pumps are the best choice as the pump base is submerged but the motor of the pump isn’t.

Battery backup sump pumps keep the motor running, even if the power goes out or the main pump otherwise fails. A combination sump pump packages a battery backup pump and a primary pump together so drainage systems run smoothly in normal conditions and stay safe in the event of a power failure.

Another important type of sump pump is the sewage pump. Sewage pumps are used to pump out sewage from the drainage system with an automatic mechanism. They’re highly efficient and perfect for residential buildings.

Whichever type of pump you choose, you can get yours delivered with fast shipping from SupplyHouse.com.

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