papa smurf wrote:
Hello all. I'm a fairly new homeowner. I purchased a ranch that sits
on about 3 acres of land... This house has had its fair share of
issues for only being 9 years old. It has a basement with two sump
pumps. One I'm sure is connected into the septic system

That's generally a no-no and undoubtedly would be disallowed by whatever
is the jurisdiction in charge if there were one.

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The sump basin is almost always full of water. Would it be safe to
say there is a clog somewhere in the pipe going outside of my property
or even a hole that is causing the water to just filter back into the
basement?

No, if the pipe were shut it wouldn't flow -- what it means is whatever
is the water source is higher than the sump pit. If you're in one of
the super wet areas this summer, more than likely the ground is
saturated and the groundwater level is just below the surface a few feet
and essentially your basement is acting as a boat. Again, if you have
any rise around the house, quitting putting the outflow into the septic
and exhausting it to run away on the surface may help slightly over time.

....

still seem to have a consistent flow of water in the sump basin. Any
suggestions on how I can remediate this problem is much appreciated!

See above and check w/ locals on what the normal water tables, etc.,
are. There's too little anybody remote can know about the area and the
location and house in particular to do more than just generalize.

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