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Sump pump on one end of basement is running, other side has water coming up from the floor.
Currently in the middle of torrential rain, I deal with this 3 or 4 times a year where water seeps in from the edges of the floor. I have a sump pump on one side of the basement and that side is perfectly dry. I'm not sure if the pipes are collapsed, or if they even run around the perimeter of the basement or if they are just along this one wall. Is there any decent way to figure this out without tearing up the floor? I tried shoving a camera through the pipe but couldn't get it more than a few feet. submitted by /u/stana32 [link] [comments]
Currently in the middle of torrential rain, I deal with this 3 or 4 times a year where water seeps in from the edges of the floor. I have a sump pump on one side of the basement and that side is perfectly dry. I'm not sure if the pipes are collapsed, or if they even run around the perimeter of the basement or if they are just along this one wall. Is there any decent way to figure this out without tearing up the floor? I tried shoving a camera through the pipe but couldn't get it more than a few feet.
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