A sump pump is a pump used to remove water from a flooded basement or crawl space. The water is removed by pumping it into the drainage system of the house. The most important part of installing a sump pump is to ensure that the drainage system of the house can handle the additional water. In most cases, this means connecting the sump pump to the floor drain in the basement. If you are not sure whether your floor drain is connected to the drainage system of your house, please consult with a plumber.

You want to install a sump pump. Is the basement floor drain connected to the sump pump? A sump pump is a device that removes water from a low-lying area, such as a basement. It is usually installed in an area where the water table is high or there is frequent flooding. The answer to this question depends on how your drainage system is set up. If your basement floor drain is connected to the municipal sewer system, then it is not necessary to install a sump pump. However, if your basement floor drain empties into a septic tank or dry well, you will need to install a sump pump in order to prevent flooding.