Sump Pumps Before & After Photos

This sump pump in North Kingston, RI was old and outdated. The homeowner unfortunately discovered this when he heard a strange noise coming from his basement during a rainstorm. The float switch got stuck and it wasn't able to perform, leading to a wet floor! We provided a more secure sump pump option that will keep this basement dry for years to come. Our TripleSafe sump pump is equipped with a high-powered primary, secondary and battery backup pump for power outages. Ever since we swapped out systems, the homeowner hasn't worried about basement water! 

The home owner in Narragansett, Rhode Island was looking to replace their existing waterproofing system and DryZone Basement Systems was there to help! 

This home in Narragansett, RI had some water issues in their basement after a big rainstorm, leaving about an inch of water on the floor. When we got our inspector in the basement, they were able to create a plan on how to protect this basement from future flooding. A major key in that plan was to install the TripleSafe, which includes a battery-powered backup pump that could kick on if power was lost.

This customer in Narragansett, RI had no sump pump system installed when he bought this home. He realized this was a problem after it rained plenty of times, there would always be a puddle of water in one of the corners of the basement. To eliminate the problem, we jackhammered a sump pit to install the TripleSafe sump pump! This is a very reliable sump pump that comes with plenty of power, so this customer won't be seeing a puddle any time soon! 

In Narragansett, RI, water was coming up from the basement floor and it was getting aggravating for this homeowner. This homeowner was on a mission to live a basement problem-free life, so he found our website online for a solution! Any time there is water sitting in your basement, its best to get a sump pump so that water isn't just sitting there. That is why we installed the TripleSafe sump pump! The system was installed by a production crew, and they hooked the sump up to a 40 foot discharge line that extended into the backyard. Now, water that seeps in will be directed away from the house!