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Curb Stop Valve Requirement By NYC DEP Effective July 1st,
Richmond Hill, NY, April 19th, 2022 - As of July 1st, 2022, the New York City Department of Environmental Protection will require a curb stop valve on all water service…Read MoreA Force Main House Sewer: How Does it Work and
Looking to learn what a force main house sewer is and how it works? You may have figured out over the years that all drains are not created equal. Storm…Read MoreQuality Plumbing Material for Sewer and Water Work: The Balkan
Materials for sewer and water work matter. Balkan Sewer And Water Main Service is well aware of this fact. That is why our quality plumbing material for sewer and water…Read MoreKnowing The Pipe Size of Your Plumbing & A Pipe
Frequently when confronted with many different diameters of pipes, even an experienced plumber can get confused on what the exact size of the plumbing is. Needless to say, this is…Read MoreWhat is Extra Heavy Cast Iron Pipe? What Are Its
Extra Heavy Cast Iron Pipe is a thick hub and spigot soil pipe made out of cast iron. It can also be referred to bell and spigot pipe. In other…Read MoreSometimes A New Manhole Connection Must be Built To Connect
Of all of the various types of connections needed for a house sewer, building a new manhole connection is the most costly to the property owner. A new manhole connection…Read MoreA House Sewer Connection At The Curb Line Saves Property
House sewer connections in New York City are comprised of primarily of five different types. A curb connection is one of those five types of house sewer connections. A curb…Read MoreA Sewer Riser Connection Is A Specialized House Sewer Connection
As a property owner, or a plumber, you may have heard of the term "riser". A sewer riser connection is a specialized type of connection to the public sewer. A…Read MoreUnderground Subsurface Water Works Requires Expert Supervision
Subsurface water works in the area of NYC present challenges even on seemingly routine jobs. NYC has an aged infrastructure, many buried obstructions, all in a congested metropolitan area. Therefore,…Read MoreHow Sea Level Rise Can Increase Sewer Floods
Sea level rise is increasing sewer floods and other sewer issues. A particular issue for cities like New York is coping with the associated increase in flooding risks. Coping with…Read More
