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The old system was worn out. Corroded hardware, degraded components, and a pit that had clearly been working overtime for years. It wasn't a matter of if it would fail - it was when. We pulled it all out and replaced it with a Zoeller M98, one of the most dependable submersible pumps on the market. This thing moves 73 gallons per minute. That's serious water-handling capacity, and it gives homeowners a real buffer when heavy rain hits.
We also tied in a battery backup system. This part matters more than most people realize. Power outages and heavy storms tend to happen at the same time - which means the moment your basement needs protection the most is often the moment the power cuts out. The backup unit keeps the pump running even when the grid goes down.
Every connection was made clean. New PVC discharge line, properly secured and routed. Float switch positioned correctly so the pump cycles at the right water level. It's the kind of install where nothing is left to chance. Sump pump work looks simple from the outside, but done right, it involves a lot of small details that add up to a system you can actually trust.
For Grand Blanc homeowners, basement water intrusion is a real and recurring problem. The ground holds moisture, the water table rises, and older systems just can't keep up. Upgrading to a high-capacity pump with a reliable backup isn't an upgrade for the sake of it - it's protection for your home, your belongings, and your peace of mind.