Sump Pumps Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Clarksville, TN, contacted Frontier Foundation & Crawl Space Repair for a sump pump installation in their crawl space. The TripleSafe sump pump system was chosen as it is capable of pumping out large quantities of water from the crawl space. First, our crew dug out a pit for the sump pump before placing the liner inside. We try to place the pump where the ground is lowest to ensure the pump is the most effective. Then, we connected the pump to a French drain and surrounded the liner with fresh gravel. An airtight lid prevents odors and moisture from exiting the sump pump, while preventing debris from getting in. Now, the crawl space is safe from flooding, providing relief to the homeowner.

This homeowner called us because their existing sump pump had stopped working. They were concerned with flooding and structural damage due to the pump failure. We installed our TripleSafe pump which has a WaterWatch alarm with will alert the homeowner in the event of a pump failure. Our team also installed a CleanSpace system which provides additional insulation and prevents moisture from entering the crawl space. Now this homeowner has peace of mind as well as a dry crawl space.

We installed the TripleSafe sump pump in this Clarksville, TN crawlspace as a part of the CleanSpace Crawlspace Encapsulation system. The customer is happy with a job well done!

This crawl space in Clarksville, TN, needed a new sump pump system to remove any standing water that may find its way into the space. Our crew decided to install a TripleSafe sump pump system, which provides three levels of protection for your crawl space. These three levels of protection ensure that the sump pump remains active even if one of the pumps happens to fail. Because there was an existing liner, we only had to install the pumps.

A homeowner in Clarksville, TN, reached out to Frontier Foundation & Crawl Space Repair for basement waterproofing. A key component of the process involved installing a sump pump system in the lowest part of the basement. This setup ensures water flows through the WaterGuard drainage system or the DryTrak monolithic floor drain and is directed into the sump pump. The pump then removes the water through a discharge line, which carries it safely away from the home. To install the discharge line, our team excavated a narrow trench outside the basement, placed the line inside, and covered it with soil, leaving only the drainage outlet visible.