Field ServiceProduct Selection & Quality3MediumPlumber$ implied
Plumber cannot find a sewage pump tank that fits through a tight access to install a washer and dryer in a finished basement with a sewer pump located across the space.
Existing sewage pump tanks are too large or not designed for tight access in finished basements, requiring compact or modular solutions that can be assembled in place.
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Willingness to Pay
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Added
May 27, 2026
Workarounds Described
- tried to find some tank in which the pump would fit
App Concept
TightSpace PumpTank
A modular, disassemblable sewage pump tank designed for tight access in finished basements. The tank comes in sections that can be carried through narrow doorways and assembled inside, with all necessary fittings and pump included. It solves the problem of moving oversized tanks into confined spaces.
Key Features
- Sectional design: tank assembles from 2-3 interlocking parts that fit through a standard 30-inch doorway
- Integrated pump and check valve pre-installed in one section
- Quick-connect plumbing ports for washer/dryer and sewer line
- Leak-proof seals and corrosion-resistant materials
Target Users: Plumbers and contractors installing laundry equipment in finished basements with limited access, primarily in residential settings, small business size (1-5 employees).
Revenue Model: $299 per unit wholesale, with optional $49 adapter kit for non-standard connections; sold through plumbing supply distributors
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