Sump Pump

Sump Pumps are designed to pump water from an exterior or interior drainage system. If your house already has a sump pump, A-1 Indiana Waterproofing can service any leakage problems, or replace the pump with a new unit.

By law in most municipalities in Indiana a homeowner may not have a discharge line flowing into a public sewer system we follow proper protocol when it comes to redirecting surface water captured by your sump pump.

If your house does not have a sump pump installed, A-1 Indiana Waterproofing can install a brand new system for draining exterior water buildup.

Our Systems

The Gator Pit System

The Gator Pit System uses top quality primary and backup sump pumps manufactured by Wayne™. In addition, we have available the Sumpro - a fully automated auxiliary power source should your regular power supply fail.

Rest easy, with these exclusive systems from A-1 Indiana Waterproofing, your basement is sure to stay dry during the biggest storms.

Wayne Battery Backup Sump Pump System

WAYNE ESP 25 - Pumps up to 3500 gallons per hour on either 120VAC or batteries

Battery charger/power supply manages the system’s power by switching to battery power when household electricity is not available

Reliable pump with cast iron and stainless steel components

WAYNE ESP 45 - An excellent sump. Features: -Cast-iron battery back-up sump pump system.-Top suction design filters debris and prevents clogging.-Professional grade back-up system keeps batteries properly charged.-Alarm system with status indicator lights lets homeowner know when back-up system is active.-Heavy-duty, cast-iron, high performance pump.-4 Hour silence button with automatic reset.-Pumps up to 3500 GPH @ 0'.-Reliable reed float switch for automatic operation.-1.5'' NPT discharge and cast-iron base.-Phase: Single-phase. Specifications: -Voltage: 24V

Sumpro

Easy Installation, no modifications or piping changes

Works with any 115V sump pump up to 1/2 H.P.

Powers your existing sump pump in an outage

Fully automatic charging system

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