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Valves have all sorts of applications, and are vital to a number of industries. But let's concentrate on water valves, and start with a brief overview and explanation of different…

When a water valve is exposed to Winter weather conditions, it can freeze and frequently crack. Frozen water shut off valves can occur even in occupied properties if the valve…

Sewer check valves are installed ever more increasingly as a remedy for city sewer backups. What many people do not realize is that while sewer check valves are relatively simple…

A sewer valve is unique and designed differently than any other type of water valve or gate valve. A valve used to prevent 'backwater' (waste water) from entering into a…

A gate valve for your property usually has to be closed if plumbing repairs or maintenance are needed inside your building. In some instances, particularly if the main control valve…

Frequently when confronted with many different diameters of pipes, even an experienced plumber can get confused on what the exact pipe size of the plumbing is. Needless to say, this…

When a water valve replacement is needed, some common rules apply to almost all jobs. Of course, the first rule is to close the water supply first - you'd be…

An OS&Y valve is the type of valve required by code for NYC water main service lines that provide fire protection. When installing a new water main for fire protection…

When you need to operate a brass ball valve on a water main service line, observing a few simple rules can be very helpful. Opening and closing a brass ball…

Accurately determining if you have a water line leak requires no special tools or equipment. But it does require care and a step-by-step process. A homeowner can perform the test…