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Passive Venting Device (Weather Pro Baffle System)
The standard roof vent design, one that we have in our Duraflo SquareTop 6050s, has been around in both metal and plastic for over 40 years—and not much has changed in that time
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Avoid These 5 DIY-Plumber Pitfalls
More and more people are strapping on their tool belts and taking matters into their own hands. Yes, DIYing has become increasingly popular. You, too, may relish the idea of getting your hands dirty from time to time. Maybe it’s doing some light maintenance on your vehicle, refurbishing an old book-shelf, or even doing some … Continue reading “Avoid These 5 DIY-Plumber Pitfalls”
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Power unit placement
The first step is deciding where to put the power unit. For the best air quality and a healthier home, basement or garage storage is ideal; this will ensure that the dirt and dust is being suctioned out of the main areas of your home. Equally important is that you invest in a high quality machine to … Continue reading “Power unit placement”
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Duraflo Metal vs Plastic
The Barrie Baycats pummeled the competition, but the Duraflo vents had the perfect game! Watch the 2016 Intercounty Baseball League Champions take their best shot at the Duraflo roof vent and put this easy-to-install product to the test. Duraflo products are more than plastic versions of metal competitors. For both homeowners and roofers alike, Duraflo … Continue reading “Duraflo Metal vs Plastic”
Planning your central vacuum installation
The pipes that run through the walls of a house are like its veins. Your plumbing, electrical and central vacuum work together to keep your house lit, your air clean, and your water flowin
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Why is your vacuum losing suction?
For those times when there is a single dust bunny left behind your couch, and your vacuum cleaner simply can’t find enough life to suck it up—we understand your struggle.
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Are you protected by a backwater valve?
There’s nothing worse than a flooded basement. Well, actually there is – when the source of that flooded basement is from a sewer line backup. The damage can be devastating. And the situation can present health concerns to those living in the home. It’s a nightmare many homeowners have faced and it’s becoming an increasing … Continue reading “Are you protected by a backwater valve?”
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ABS vs. PVC – Crowning a champion
After drudging through every plumbing forum on the Internet and consulting plumbers from each corner of the industry, only two things are certain. Everyone has a differing opinion on what is truly the premier plumbing plastic, and everybody feels very, very strongly about their choice.
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7 steps to keep your backwater valve in order
Your home is protected by a backwater valve, either because you had a great builder, or you’re a smart owner. Off to a great start, right?
Maybe not. What a lot of homeowners don’t know (especially first-timers) is that without proper maintenance, your backwater valve may be completely useless.
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What’s keeping this…out of this?
Climate change is overburdening our storm water and sewer systems. Along with the increased frequency of extreme weather conditions in recent years, homeowners are seeing an increase in water damage and home insurance premiums. Something as small as this can save your property from water damage. Canplas backwater valves have been a staple in basement flood … Continue reading “What’s keeping this…out of this?”
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What You Need to Know About CSA Certification
The Canadian Standard Association (CSA) has been developing and certifying safety standards for nearly 100 years. Since then, they’ve built a lasting legacy of ensuring manufacturers, retailers and, ultimately, the general public have confidence in the safety of the products and equipment they’re using. From their origins of developing standards for railway bridges and electrical … Continue reading “What You Need to Know About CSA Certification”
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