Backwater Valves

Preventative Plumbing Strategies

Backwater valves are one of several preventative plumbing strategies that can help reduce the risk of small-to-large scale plumbing emergencies. A backwater valve is part of the main outgoing sewer line of your home that connects to the town’s sewer system. By installing the backwater valve, you’ve enabled the prevention of sewage to flow back into your home, which usually happens during a large rainfall or snow melt.

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Sewage Goes Out, Not Back In.

Benefits of Backwater Valves

Prevents Sewer Backups: Backwater valves act as a barrier between your home and the municipal sewer system, preventing sewage backups and potential damage to your property.

Protects Against Flooding: By stopping sewage from flowing back into your home, backwater valves help reduce the risk of basement flooding and water damage, especially during heavy rainstorms or sewer system overloads.

Maintains Indoor Air Quality: Sewage backups not only pose a risk of property damage but also compromise indoor air quality by introducing harmful pathogens and bacteria into your home. Installing backwater valves help maintain a clean and healthy living environment.

Compliance with Building Codes: Many municipalities require the installation of backwater valves in new construction or during renovation projects to meet building code regulations and ensure the safety of residents.

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Backwater Valve Repairs

Repairs and Replacements: If you experience any issues with your backwater valves, such as leaks, malfunctions, or damage, our technicians are here to help. We’ll diagnose the problem and perform necessary repairs or replacements to restore your valve’s functionality and protect your home from sewage backups.

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