From the Forum: How Do I Keep My Basement From Flooding If It's Below the Sewer Line?
A Brownstoner reader in Clinton Hill has sewer water flooding her cellar during heavy rains. Despite snaking the drains, adjusting the check valve and regrading the backyard, the problem persists, leading the homeowner to the conclusion that the city sewer line is higher than her sewer.
A Brownstoner reader in Clinton Hill has sewer water flooding her cellar during heavy rains. Despite snaking the drains, adjusting the check valve and regrading the backyard, the problem persists, leading the homeowner to the conclusion that the city sewer line is higher than her sewer.
Anyone have any creative insight or advice for handling such a situation? Share your thoughts below.
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