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Mid-State Basement Systems

Kervin Reyes

DryZone Basement Systems

Title: Production Team Member
Hometown: New Bedford, MA
Kervin Reyes from DryZone Basement Systems

Kervin has been in the waterproofing business for over 25 years, making Kervin a great asset to our team! His favorite part of the job is seeing the customer happy with the job he and his team just installed. In his spare time, Kervin enjoys spending time with his family, going to the movies and camping.

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In this corner, we installed our TripleSafe sump pump! Now, this basement won't have any water sitting around anymore! This system will discharge it far and away from the foundation!
Here is the main culprit to keeping your basement dry! Our TripleSafe sump pump is equipped with 3 pumps, ensuring there is enough pumping power to get rid of heavy volumes of water.
In this basement's corner, we installed our TripleSafe sump pump to pump out all of the water seepage being collected.
The best way to get rid of water in your basement is using one of our sump pumps, such as the TripleSafe sump pump which discharges up to 6,200 gallons of water per hour. In addition, our SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier dries out the air to ensure the space stays safe from humidity.
This was the sump pump that was overwhelmed. It was a smart choice for the homeowner to have our TripleSafe installed since the sump pit is bigger and comes with more pumps!
Our SmartSump is equipped with a high-powered Zoeller pump to discharge water out of the basement to keep the floors dry!
The most ideal spot to install one of our TripleSafe sump pumps is in the lowest spot in the basement. This is so that water can naturally flow downwards due to gravity, ensuring that it reaches the sump pump.

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