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Looking for more information on what a constant pressure system can do for your home water pressure issues? Whether you’re doing the laundry, giving the kids a bath, watering the garden or washing the car – or doing all of those at once – you expect a constant, continuous flow of water. A constant pressure system ensures that you have the water pressure you need when you want it.

In rural areas where houses are spaced so far apart that sewer systems would be expensive to install, septic tank systems are used as a homeowner’s private sewage treatment plant. If you are on a septic system, it is important that it is properly maintained.

Typically located in a basement, a sink pump system can help pump water from laundry trays, washing machines, wet bars, water softeners or dehumidifiers. This system allows you to have a fixture installed when gravity drains are not available.

The most common application for sewage pumps is the installation of a bathroom in the basement. Because the basement is below grade, or below the sewage line entrance (typically 4 feet below the house), a pump is needed to get waste and water out of the house. This can be a difficult, dirty job so using a professional plumber is highly recommended!

The majority of houses will end up having water in the basement. In most cases, it’s not a question of whether it will happen, but a question of when it will happen, and how severe it will be when it happens. Learn more about how to protect your valuables and help to avoid costly, flooded basements.