House on spring. Sump pump runs constantly (even dry weeks). Rain = backyard flooding + nonstop pump. Daily dehumidifier emptying. Mold concern. 9 months ownership. 0.25 acre, flat, rocky, southern CT. Pump discharges to street. Wants to dry/redirect subsurface flow.
Typically $10,000+. Consult local specialists.
Pump must discharge at lower elevation. Street discharge = local code issue.
Sean J. Murphy
SEI / Southeastern Engineering / Amenity Architects
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