Once he removed the clog and switched on the pump, hundreds of gallons of water pumped out over the next few hours. More on this later; it will take some work to install a pop-up drain in the yard to solve the problem.Meanwhile, I sanded and re-stained the front porch steps, which were looking scratched and scuffed and generally unappealing. They look much better now.
When I was done, we were chatting on the porch and Sunny went down to trim the grass around the flowerbed and discovered a SNAKE! WTF. It was about 10 inches long (see picture). We are still trying to figure out what kind of snake it was using this handy "snakes of missouri" guide
5 comments:
Ah snake! some king of the rock! what movie is that from? hehe
ew snakes and sump pumps. G-rossssss
BTW Buz, sump pumps are different from septic tanks. They have nothing to do with sewage. They collect all the water that sits in the ground around your foundation and pump it out. It's only gross if you think rainwater is gross.
Sunny must be very proud of his great looking grass!! Your yard is so lush and green.....it is also amazing that he was able to find the clog in the pipe!! Good job! Keep us updated on the progress of sump pump functioning!! Snakes mean a healthy garden!!! Just don't let them bite you
Yiikes the above comment refers to the picture from april 7th, the front of the house :)
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