Basement Waterproofing - How to Keep Your Sump Pump Working with a Frozen Discharge Line | Frontier Basement Systems

You have a good drainage system, a powerful sump pump, but... how about discharge lines?
The discharge lines are just as important as the sump pump systems they serve. Not only they need to be long enough and properly installed, but there are a few things than need to be done to make sure they will work perfectly under any condition, for many years. 

Only a company like Basement Systems, who've been working exclusively with wet basement solutions for over 20 years can think of them all, because when it comes to basement leaks, they've seen it all. 

Discharge lines are simply pvc pipes buried into the ground. For that reason, if not properly protected, they can get clogged. During winter time, water can freeze clogging the pipes. To prevent that, we offer the IceGuard attachment, which will keep the water flowing. 
Grates attached to the end of the discharge like keep critters and debris from getting into the pipe, and protect the pipe when you mow the lawn. 

All these great products complement the best drainage drainage system in industry and award-winning sump pump systems, to provide a permanent solution for your wet basement, and reduce the odds of a basement flood to statistical insignificance. 

Only Frontier Basement Systems offers these solutions in Clarksville, Nashville, Bowling Green, Murfreesboro, Jackson, Franklin, Owensboro, Antioch, Columbia, Hendersonville, Lebanon, Brentwood, Hopkinsville, Cookeville, Hermitage, Glasgow, Murray, Goodlettsville, Springfield, Dickson, Mayfield, Old Hickory, Lawrenceburg, Fort Campbell, Smyrna, Madison, Mount Juliet, Paducah, Gallatin and surrounding Tennessee and Kentucky areas.