Usually, powering your sump pump is never really a problem unless something goes wrong with the pump itself. The biggest thing to worry about is power outages. How can you be prepared for a power outage?

There are generally two different options when it comes to a backup power source for your sump pump: a battery or generator. In this video, you will learn about which option is the best option for you.

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