Moisture Control
Prevent Water Damage
A reliable sump pump is one of the most effective ways to protect your basement and foundation from water damage. Whether you’re dealing with frequent flooding, excess groundwater, or want to prevent future moisture issues, professional sump pump installation provides peace of mind and long-term protection for your home.
Our experienced technicians install high-quality sump pump systems designed to efficiently remove water and keep your basement dry during heavy rain, snowmelt, and rising groundwater conditions. We assess your property’s drainage needs and recommend the best solution to safeguard your investment.
Call A+ Waterproofing & Foundation Repair today. Find help fast for flooding or excess moisture problems!
How We Combat Moisture
Pumps & Services
The Zoeller Benefits
- Submersible pump, 100% factory-tested
- Permanently lubricated motor
- No strainers to clean
- Thermal overload protection
- Epoxy coating protection on all cast iron products
Santa fe dehumidifiers
- Expel moisture, gases, toxins, and pollutants
- Replenish the polluted, damp air with healthy, dry air
- Ventilate the entire house, drying out the structure
- Affordable to operate
Mar-Flex Window Wells
- Rhinowells – Roto-molded window wells
- Stonewells – Egress window wells
- Landscapes – No-maintenance window wells
- Lifelines – Emergency-escape window wells
We also carry modular window wells from Stakwel.
Electric Sump Pump
Elevate Moisture Control
A+ Waterproofing & Foundation Repair provides reliable water and sewage removal applications with Zoeller Pump Co’s electric sump pump. Zoeller Company began in 1939, making various products.
One such product was a dependable column sump pump. All Zoeller pumps are time tested and quality driven. Our submersible pumps are 100% factory tested underwater for dependability.
Water-Management Systems
Why Is a Backup Plan Important for Your Sump Pump?
A sump pump is often expected to work hardest during the same conditions that can create other problems around a home. Heavy storms and saturated ground can increase the amount of water reaching the sump system, while severe weather can also create the possibility of a power outage.
That is why homeowners should think beyond whether a sump pump works during normal conditions. The system also needs to be prepared for periods of increased demand.
We install Zoeller submersible sump pumps designed to remove water efficiently and help protect basements from flooding. Depending on the property and waterproofing plan, backup protection may also be considered so the home is not relying entirely on standard electrical power during severe weather.
The sump pump should be viewed as part of the larger waterproofing system rather than a stand-alone appliance. Proper drainage, water collection, pump capacity, and discharge all need to work together. We can evaluate the existing conditions and recommend a system appropriate for the property’s water-management needs.
My Sump Pump Runs Frequently
Does That Mean Something Is Wrong?
A sump pump that runs regularly is doing an important job, but frequent operation can also tell you that a significant amount of water is reaching the drainage system beneath or around your home. Groundwater, heavy rain, snowmelt, and other moisture conditions can increase the amount of water the system needs to manage. Rather than focusing only on the pump itself, it is important to consider the overall moisture conditions affecting the property.
We evaluate drainage needs and install sump pump and moisture-control systems designed to remove water efficiently and help keep basements dry. Our services can include electric sump pumps, battery backup systems, dehumidification, drainage improvements, vapor barriers, and other moisture-control solutions depending on the situation. If a pump seems to be operating more often than expected, we can evaluate the system and surrounding conditions. Understanding why water is reaching the sump area helps determine whether the existing setup is functioning appropriately or additional moisture-control measures should be considered.
