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How to deal with water seepage in a basement pit

2011-09-09View Original

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To facilitate operation and reduce equipment costs, one unit is installed in a pit; currently, water seepage is severe. What should be done to address this issue?
Reply #22011-09-10
Reply to 1# cad168: Please be more specific. What device is it? In what kind of pit is it installed? Generally speaking, if the terrain is not too low-lying, it is possible to build a drainage ditch around the equipment to remove any water that seeps out.
Reply #32011-09-10
Water seepage in the pit is due to inadequate waterproofing; it is recommended to carry out waterproofing work again. The problem must be addressed at its root.

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