Elemental factors usually cause Submersible Sewage Pumps to run frequently, but rarely run continuously. Nevertheless, even if it does not rain, you may notice that your Submersible Sewage Pump is still running.

　　The following are the common basic factors that cause Submersible Sewage Pump to run more frequently and how to deal with them:

　　Groundwater level and drainage floor tiles: The groundwater level and drainage floor tiles around the house may force water to gather at the lowest water level, such as your basement. Apart from investing in a good sump pump, there is nothing you can do to avoid this. In addition, try to add waterproof paint or professionally seal the basement.

　　Negative ground slope: The negative ground slope around the foundation of your home will cause rainwater to flow to your home instead of out of it. This makes flooding more likely. Install a sump pump, but you also need to establish a slope to redirect it. The gardener or general contractor will be able to do the job correctly.

　　Broken groundwater main: A broken groundwater main can cause many problems. You can test this by turning off the water main and see if it solves the problem. You can also test the chlorine in Submersible Sewage Pump water.

　　Underground spring water: Some underground spring water or other natural water sources can cause excessive accumulation of water. These options may sometimes be seasonal, or only occasionally occur. Similarly, if your home is next to a large area of ​​water and your basement is below the water level, it may cause excessive leakage.

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