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I do not know about you but we have had a lot of rain here in Omaha. With all this rain my question to you is. When is the last time you checked your sump pumpto ensure that it is working properly? This only takes a minute of your time and it could save you a lot of money and grief. According to code sump pumps must be on a GFIdue to the water and electrical outlet. If by chance the GFI trips, you will not have power to the pump. No power to the pump and the sump will fill with … (5 comments)
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