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Water Inflow and Sump Planner

See how much water a storm can send toward your foundation and what pump size fits.

A submersible sump pump in a round basin set in a gravel floor
Downspouts
Soil
Water table
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    A planning illustration. One inch of rain on one square foot is about 0.62 gallons. Real inflow depends on grading, soil and the groundwater, so we measure the site before sizing a pump.

    How to use it

    Three quick steps

    1. 1Enter the roof and rainRoof area and one hour of rain.
    2. 2Describe the siteDownspouts, soil and water table.
    3. 3Read the planSee water volume, pump size and cycle time.
    Questions

    About the water inflow and sump planner

    Is this a real forecast?

    No. It is a planning illustration that shows how roof area, rain and site conditions combine. We size pumps after looking at your site.

    Why do downspouts matter so much?

    Roof water that empties next to the wall soaks the soil right where it can reach the foundation.

    Do I need a battery backup?

    If storms bring power outages, yes. A backup keeps the pump working when you need it most.

    Ready to look under the floor?

    Call or text, or send the form. Tell us what you have noticed and we will tell you how we would handle it.

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    Tell us what is under the floor.

    Tell us where the home is, what you have noticed and when you would like it handled. We read every message and reply with clear next steps.

    • What you have noticed, so the right specialist replies
    • Photos of the vents or the access door, or a result you saved from a tool on this site
    • A plain-English plan: the findings, the fix and what to expect, before we start
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