{"id":24421,"count":45,"description":"Foundation Pump Services is a Western Australian-owned and operated company with over 25 years of experience supplying water pumps, filters, and equipment to the mining, industrial, residential, and commercial sectors. Our well-stocked warehouse stocks a wide variety of filters, pumps, fittings, irrigation products, and accessories, allowing us to meet all of your needs. We provide reliable service in several divisions, including industrial pumps, mining pumps, irrigation pumps, commercial pumps, and domestic water pumps. Our products are insurance-approved and come with a 2-year warranty that is recognized throughout Australia, New Zealand, and Asia.\r\n\r\nSump Pumps for your residential and commercial buildings with Foundation Pump Services<\/strong>\r\n\r\nSubmersible sump pumps are a type of pump that is installed below ground level. They are typically powered by electricity and can be controlled remotely. A submersible sump pump is an affordable and easy-to-install option for a homeowner or business owner who needs to remove excess water from their basement or crawlspace. Submersible sump pumps are also known as wet wells, wet wells pumps, dewatering pumps, and dewatering wells.\r\n\r\nSubmersible sump pumps have been around for over a century. These pumps work by drawing water into the pump and then pushing it out through the outlet pipe, usually to a nearby drain or sewage system. Some submersible sump pumps can also be used to recharge the battery of an electric vehicle from the water that they pump out of the home or business. The primary uses for submersible sump pumps are in commercial buildings, homes, and other properties where there is no readily available drainage system on site.\r\n\r\nWhen you turn on your sump pump, it starts sucking in water from your property\u2019s drainage pipe into its intake pipe. The water then flows through a check valve and into the impeller chamber inside of it. Inside this chamber, there is a set of blades that spin around as they move through liquid at high speed, causing them to create suction on their own.\r\n\r\nCharacteristics of our sump pumps:<\/strong>\r\n