RESIDENTIAL BACKWATER VALVES
RESIDENTIAL INDOOR BACKWATER VALVE
Indoor Backwater valve installations are critical for homeowners in the Greater Toronto Area, who want to protect their properties from water damage caused by sewer backups. When there is heavy rainfall or a surge in the municipal sewer system, water can flow back into a home’s plumbing and sewer lines, causing significant damage to the property. A backwater valve is a device that prevents water from flowing back into a home’s plumbing and sewer lines by blocking the flow of water in the opposite direction.
RESIDENTIAL OUTDOOR BACKWATER VALVE
Installing an Outdoor Backwater Valve is a critical process for homeowners in the Greater Toronto Area, who want to protect their properties from water damage caused by sewer backups. When there is heavy rainfall or a surge in the municipal sewer system, water can flow back into a home’s plumbing and sewer lines, causing significant damage to the property. A backwater valve is a device that prevents water from flowing back into a home’s plumbing and sewer lines by blocking the flow of water in the opposite direction.
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- Our technician will provide a camera diagnostic service.
- The decision will be made on whether the backwater valve to be installed inside or outside. The most convenient and ergonomic option will always be suggested.
- After the work plan is agreed on, the permit will be obtained from your local municipality.
- The crew will arrive on-site, secure the construction zone, and expose the existing sewer line.
- An approximately five-foot section of the pipe will be replaced, and a new backflow valve will be installed on the sewer line.
- A municipality inspector will arrive on the property to inspect the installation.
- Once the permit is closed the exposed section will be backfilled and cleaned.
Where can the backwater valve be installed?
We provide two options for your backwater valve installation on your property: the backflow preventer may be installed inside or outside. This option allows you to secure your system against sewer city sewer backup, allowing you to choose where the sewer line will be exposed inside or outdoors, potentially saving you hundreds of dollars.