I live in MN my garage is built into a hill that has a high water
table. In the spring of the year I get water in my garage. When the
ground is not frozen I put a sump pump in the garage and everything
works well. Would a beaver system be a good solution to this problem
or would it crack from the frozen water.

Thanks

wrote:
I live in MN my garage is built into a hill that has a high water
table. In the spring of the year I get water in my garage. When the
ground is not frozen I put a sump pump in the garage and everything
works well. Would a beaver system be a good solution to this problem
or would it crack from the frozen water.

Thanks

I think it would be great, but how can you get them to build a dam
around your garage?

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Joseph Meehan

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On 7 Feb 2005 03:49:42 -0800, wrote:

I live in MN my garage is built into a hill that has a high water
table. In the spring of the year I get water in my garage. When the
ground is not frozen I put a sump pump in the garage and everything
works well. Would a beaver system be a good solution to this problem
or would it crack from the frozen water.

Thanks


What the heck is a Beaver System?

Mark

Two hot chicks sitting spread eagle in the back seat of his 57 Chevy. They
would definitely crack.

Stone

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On 7 Feb 2005 03:49:42 -0800, wrote:

I live in MN my garage is built into a hill that has a high water
table. In the spring of the year I get water in my garage. When the
ground is not frozen I put a sump pump in the garage and everything
works well. Would a beaver system be a good solution to this problem
or would it crack from the frozen water.

Thanks


What the heck is a Beaver System?

Mark

Two hot chicks sitting spread eagle in the back seat of his 57 Chevy. They
would definitely crack.

Stone


Somehow I knew were this thread was headed as soon as I read the subject
line.....Ross