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If the main sewer line underground has a leak or a pipe breaks, sewer water can contaminate the ground. A plumber can locate the leak by isolating the line, then dig up the pipe to determine the size of the damage. They may be able to replace a section of the pipe or repair it with a patch.
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If the main sewer line underground has a leak or a pipe breaks, sewer water can contaminate the ground. A plumber can locate the leak by isolating the line, then dig up the pipe to determine the size of the damage. They may be able to replace a section of the pipe or repair it with a patch.
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Plumbing isn’t just about getting water where you need it—it’s also about removing used water safely. A plumbing drainage system takes used water from fixtures and moves it to either the main sewer line or septic tank. And it must do so without contaminating clean water or leaking sewage.
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Clogged drains occur due to the buildup of hair or other debris in the drainpipe. They can often be cleared by pouring drain cleaner down the drain. But if the cleaner doesn’t dissolve the matter, a plumber can snake the line or remove the P-trap to clear the debris.
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A NAV company is approved by Ofwat to provide water and/or sewerage services to specific sites instead of the usual water company responsible for the area. They operate under the same rules and responsibilities as the main companies and need permission from Ofwat to expand their services to new locations.
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A drainage system consists of piping that conveys sewage, rainwater, or other liquid waste to a point of disposal, either in the sewer system or septic tank. Its main objective is to collect and remove wastewater and keep sewer gases out of the building. Unlike the piping that brings water into a building, the piping for a drainage system is usually made of plastic or metal.
Clean, fresh water comes from the street or another water service, such as a well, and is piped to each plumbing fixture. Each fixture has a drain line that collects used water and waste, which flows to the main drain system through gravity. All drain lines are plumbed with a slope to help water flow freely; the main drain line goes to a municipal sewer line or septic tank on the property.
Clogged drains occur due to the buildup of hair or other debris in the drainpipe. They can often be cleared by pouring drain cleaner down the drain. But if the cleaner doesn’t dissolve the matter, a plumber can snake the line or remove the P-trap to clear the debris.
A drainage system consists of piping that conveys sewage, rainwater, or other liquid waste to a point of disposal, either in the sewer system or septic tank. Its main objective is to collect and remove wastewater and keep sewer gases out of the building. Unlike the piping that brings water into a building, the piping for a drainage system is usually made of plastic or metal.
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Like a sewer line break, a septic tank leak can cause contamination. A plumber or septic specialist can repair or replace the tank, using a similar process to a sewer line break to determine if the tank needs repairs.
Plumbing isn’t just about getting water where you need it—it’s also about removing used water safely. A plumbing drainage system takes used water from fixtures and moves it to either the main sewer line or septic tank. And it must do so without contaminating clean water or leaking sewage.
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Vent piping provides air pressure to help drain water flow smoothly. Vent pipes are attached to the drain lines at each fixture and protrude through the roof. They are capped to keep animals and rain at bay, while allowing air to flow in.
Traps in the drainpipe collect dirty water and seal the pipe to keep sewer gases out of the building. There are two types of traps: S and P. S-traps are generally used in toilets while P-traps are used in sinks, tubs, and showers.
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Vent piping provides air pressure to help drain water flow smoothly. Vent pipes are attached to the drain lines at each fixture and protrude through the roof. They are capped to keep animals and rain at bay, while allowing air to flow in.
If you’re a water bill payer and operate a business, charity, or public sector organisation out of non-household premises, you can choose from any of the retailers licensed to provide your water and/or wastewater retail services.
Mary-Anne Bowcott is a residential and commercial plumber, certified gas fitter, and owner of Westcom Plumbing and Gas Ltd. She received the 2016 and 2018 Sooke Region Chamber of Commerce Trades and Skilled Labour Excellence Award and the British Columbia Construction Industry Leadership Award in 2018. She was named Canadian Construction Association’s Person of the Year in 2019. A champion of women in the building trades, Mary-Anne mentors tradeswomen to help promote positive change within the industry. When she’s not running her business or tackling plumbing and roofing projects, you can find her rock climbing, exploring the outdoors, surfing, or crushing a CrossFit workout.
Traps in the drainpipe collect dirty water and seal the pipe to keep sewer gases out of the building. There are two types of traps: S and P. S-traps are generally used in toilets while P-traps are used in sinks, tubs, and showers.
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Clean, fresh water comes from the street or another water service, such as a well, and is piped to each plumbing fixture. Each fixture has a drain line that collects used water and waste, which flows to the main drain system through gravity. All drain lines are plumbed with a slope to help water flow freely; the main drain line goes to a municipal sewer line or septic tank on the property.