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As the weather cools down along the Wasatch Front, Utah homeowners flock to their backyards to enjoy crisp evenings. Whether it is roasting marshmallows over
In some regions of Utah, it feels like spring is finally here. In other areas, you walk out your front door and can still see a pile of snow. As a home or business owner, you need to ensure that the snowmelt water is not allowed to flood your basement or cause structural issues with your foundation. It might surprise some that one cubic foot of snow will produce ¾ gallons of water when melted. If you have several feet of snow around the foundation of your property, you may be at risk of flooding.
You can do a few things to help ensure that your home or business is free of leaks. One of the first things you want to do is visit your basement and visually inspect any water seeping through the walls, floor, or ceiling. Any cracks or structural damage must be addressed and fixed, as these problems will only worsen as time passes. Another preventative measure you can take is to create a 5-foot barrier around the foundation of your property. Snow blowing or shoveling to remove snow from your foundation is a great habit to acquire as part of regular property maintenance.
Sometimes you can see signs and damage of a water leak but cannot find the source. Our team has the most advanced equipment in the industry to provide complete snowmelt water leak location services. Along with finding the source of the leak, we are also here to help remove the water from your location. If you have or are considering using a submersible sump pump, call (801) 601-1298. We can review the benefits, help you find the right unit for your needs, and provide professional installation.
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