Heavy rainfall and overloaded sewer systems mean that protection against backwater and water ingress in the basement is becoming an increasingly important issue. Taking early precautions can help you avoid costly damage and ensure the long-term safety of your property. But which backwater protection system is the right one? And what really matters when it comes to planning, installation and maintenance?
In our planning guide, you’ll find a selection of articles that provide practical answers to precisely these questions. You’ll gain an overview of different systems and their applications, learn about the technical and structural requirements to be considered, and discover what matters when it comes to professional installation and regular maintenance.
Simply scroll down and select the article that best suits your situation. This way, you can find exactly the information you need to effectively protect your basement.
In the event of a sewer backflow, water from the sewer system can enter the basement via unprotected drainage outlets and cause significant damage.
If a basement room is used for storage, the damage costs in a commercial setting can quickly mount up.
But even in a domestic setting, a backflow incident can prove costly or even destroy important documents.
In addition to the physical damage to electrical appliances, hygiene in the affected areas of the building is also severely compromised.
