Excellent presentation

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Do you know if your lid is 18 or a 24-inch lid.

Doesn't the polyurethane foam compress over time and thus allow the slab to sink?

If you have a radon mitigation system that is functioning, the amount of radon that might come from a sump pit is infinitesimally small and negligible.

Where do we find such good looking actors? 🤣

I love it. Go Thrasher!!!

You don’t even mention your field of work. Whoever made this video should be checked on.

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If my toilet leaks sewage water throughout the house for a year and a half into my basement. What could the damage behind the wall be? If any at all?

The radon thing is only relevant if there's a significant amount of granite under your house and if you have a membrane or concrete stopping it permeating the basement floor.

Thank you.

Say the company did seal it. And this happens. And said company saying we salted the driveway even though we didn't. Could this occur from just parking a car on it during the winter with slush and gunk from the road falling on to the driveway?

I love this company. 👍

Sounds good ....

I hate that companies don’t explain that these pumps come without kids. I don’t like that they do this to customers. I have yet to find a reputable company who does top job; clean, honest, don’t oversell, and just plain trustworty

I just love this!!!!

FYI, “If” this Thrasher ever designed and built a skate park, I guarantee it would be the gnarliest park ever, the most mind-blowing, structurally sound, anchored to the load bearing strata bedrock underneath feet of loose soil. You could pull back to back Tony Hawk 720 McTwists during a 10.2 earthquake and land smooth as Cadillac on a worn out speed bump. Point being, Thrasher Foundation Group is their own special kind of BADASS. 💪❤️

You never answered the question of “how dangerous is mold in the basement “! This is nothing more than an infomercial.

I would like to work with you

Radon is a radioactive element that would take a lot more than 4 inches of concrete to seal out of basement.

I still have no idea what you actually do. "When you work here you are more then just a cog." oh yea that sounds great but what do you guys actually do?

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Can a sealed sump basin be buried with soil over the top?

Audio is too low

George: Now Biff!... don’t con me!

We live by a creek in a flood zone in central pa. There is a small sump pit outside our basement door. The creek itself has never flooded us, but our water table rises. In the last few years we had rain so bad that the small sump pit cannot keep up. I was running 4 pumps at one time to keep up with the water pouring into the basement. I just did a radon test and we are a little high at 4.5. Ok, so my thought on this was to fill and seal the sump pit out side and put in a new pit in the basement with a 2 pump staged system with a cap and radon mitigation system. My question is with the cap sealed, when water table rises so fast that 2 pumps can't keep up will the basement still flood with a sealed cap? I understand the water will have to go somewhere, but where? Thoughts? Ideas? Suggestions?

Where can we get these lids?

I like this guy, he looks like Biff Tannen.

Hello, I believe you are speaking of a sump pit for a perimeter drainage system. Question: on a sewer pit in basement for toilet/sink/shower/clothes washers, does the pit lid need to be sealed and have a separate vent pipe tying into houses plumbing vent pipe to outside to be code? Also is it true the entire sewage ejection pump outlet must all be 2” pipe up and into the houses main drain pipe which goes out to yard septic tank to be code? Thanks for your help. Best regards, Mike

Will it stop crickets from coming in?

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Great way to explain it ,there's tons of training to do with venting codes through Ashrae,BPI and none explained the concept of stack effect so clearly.thank you!

is this a new code !!

1:16 doh raised 3 kids in this house and only now realized radon gas from sump pump ... thanks better late than never i guess.

I enjoyed this. You must Work really hard! Let's be KZbin partners xd

Nice explanation. Would sealing cracks in your attic (using spray foam) sealing can lights, etc, reduce air leaving the upper level of your house, which would then decrease the stack effect? Or is it better to seal the bottom level first?

u guys can even kickflip?

thanks for the video- If the lid is sealed, how would you go about being protected from a basement flood (say the water heater malfunctioned) if no water can get down into it? Is there another type designed for this purpose?

Not the thrasher that I was thinking of... I was thinking about the skateboard company

Are there any older sump pumps that might have possible restrictions in changing the cover to the one you have in the video? We have a house that was built in 2000 and the sump pump cover has a quite big opening. We want to have a sealed cover but not sure if it's ok.