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Inground sump pump
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Jlabute
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Inground sump pump
Hi guys/gals
My downstairs has three sump pumps, two for each bathroom and one for a kitchenette. They are relatively small and I’ve had to fix or replace them from time to time. I think I’d be interested in replacing them, digging up some concrete, and placing a heavy duty pump in the ground. Probably cheaper than lowering the city pipe. Who would you recommend to do something like this?
Thanks
My downstairs has three sump pumps, two for each bathroom and one for a kitchenette. They are relatively small and I’ve had to fix or replace them from time to time. I think I’d be interested in replacing them, digging up some concrete, and placing a heavy duty pump in the ground. Probably cheaper than lowering the city pipe. Who would you recommend to do something like this?
Thanks
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