Sump Pumps

Most basement waterproofing systems rely on a sump pump as the final mechanism to get the water out of the basement. The sump pump is the HEART of the system. If the heart stops for any reason, the system fails and your basement gets flooded despite all the money you paid to dry it up. That's why if you are going to rely on a sump pump, you should make it a SuperSump®.

The Pump

The SuperSump® includes the finest pump available, a high end 1/3 hp cast iron pump with a mechanical float switch. This pump was chosen as the best from among nearly 50 models. It pumps 2650 gallons per hour smoothly and quietly. It resists clogging and can pump up to 1/2" solids. It will perform reliably for many years.

Although the pump is very quiet, the discharge line is equipped with 2 rubber fittings for additional sound and vibration reduction. Even higher volume pumps are optional.

The SuperLiner™

The patented 18" x 24" smooth wall polyethylene liner is rugged, heavy duty, and has holes to allow water to flow in directly from below the floor. It features an exclusive "pump ring" on the floor of the liner which prevents the switch from hanging up on the sidewalls by keeping the pump in the center.

The Airtight Lid

The patented lid keeps moisture from evaporating into your basement environment. It also keeps out bugs, odors, radon gas and quiets the pump. It keeps objects (tools, laundry, stored items) from falling into the sump hole. The lid is so strong, you can stand on it. As a safety feature, it keeps children out. It's two piece design allows the pump to be serviced without disconnecting the discharge line. Another feature is a special floor drain that lets water down, but air cannot come up through it. If a pipe breaks in your basement, the SuperSump will let the water in and pumps it out.