Basement Sump Pumps for Milledgeville homeowners
Historic Milledgeville homes with cellars were built long before sump systems existed, so retrofitting one means working around a foundation that was never designed with it in mind.
The constraint is the footing. Original brick and stone foundations sit on shallow pads, and the basin has to go where it collects water without approaching a bearing point. That takes planning and hand digging near the masonry, and it is entirely workable once the layout is measured.
Which houses need a pump depends on where they sit. Up on the red clay slopes there is usually fall for a gravity line. Down toward the Oconee the water table stays high through the wet months and a pump is the only exit.
Here is what our basement sump pumps work includes on a Milledgeville home, in town or out toward the Baldwin County line.
- Reliable, properly sized pumps
- Battery backup for power outages
- 100% satisfaction guarantee
- Keeps your basement dry and protected
