If so, be sure they have functioning drains, drain covers, window well covers and that the well cylinder is firmly attached to the foundation.
Why you should do this: Prevent basement flooding through windows.
Ensure that it is neither too high (above foundation wall), too low, and properly sloped away from your home. Look for sunken concrete or sinkholes next to the foundation.
Why: Prevent seepage and wood rot of floor joists.
Clean the basin, water test, and look for leaks in the check valve and discharge line.
Why: Prevent basement flooding due to sump pump failure.
If so, look for leakage, mold stains, rotted wood, and uncovered dirt.
Why? Avoid health issues, wood rot and sagging floors.
This is where your foundation meets the house floor joists at the top of walls.
Look for insect infestation - termite tunnels, rodent entryways, and proper insulation.
Why? Avoid structural problems, vermin infestation to keep floors warmer and lower energy bills all year round.
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