eagle1462010
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Perhaps you need to seal the concrete basement again wirh concrete seal coatings. Its old. The seal maybe gone
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I see it now, thxMaybe this helps... The Driveway is about 60' long.View attachment 602980
That was my first though, but not feasibleWhy don't you just pipe the sump pump to your homes black water pipes and pump the water into the sewer or septic system?
There's no buried pipes to worry about and freezing will never be an issue
Why not add a 3 in to 1 1/2 WYE to one of the homes drain lines and pump the water into that?I see it now, thx
can you consider a simpler discharge thru the basement sill plate?
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Water never gets into the house.Perhaps you need to seal the concrete basement again wirh concrete seal coatings. Its old. The seal maybe gone
Why not?That was my first though, but not feasible
If you don't want any buried water line to freeze then it has to be run below the frost lineThe sump hole I have works very well, only problem is the drain line freezes.
An issue with just dig it deep is there is also a gas line that runs across it.
It is on the other side. And there is a concrete slab on top of it. (someone else put it there years ago) Not seen in the drawing is there is a bump out. So I would still have to lay a drain line a good 25 feet to get to the black lineWhy not?
Most drain lines are accessible from the basement.
That is what the contractor did. Just behind the retaining wall.He is saying dig trench down the hill some putting a foot of gravel to allow drainage away from the house.
I see what he is saying... I would still have to get water out of that, but if I had a pump more towards the end... hmm.He said its the soil itself. Basucally put in a leach line like a seotic down slope wirh a foot of gravel down thebslope