The City’s Residential Protective Plumbing program has had an upgrade. Through the updated program, eligible homeowners can apply for rebates to install new protective plumbing devices. These devices ...

One of the most common reasons for home insurance claims is water damage. In many cases, it’s possible to prevent it.

According to a press release, the rain will inevitably lead to urban flooding and cause some combination of sewers to ...

India is a country of myriad natural wonders, from waterfalls and lakes to backwater destinations, it offers a unique blend of natural beauty, and cultural heritage. From the lakes of Kerala to ...

Smart radiator valves let you control the temperature in individual rooms when your central heating is on. They can be programmed and controlled remotely through your smartphone. Manufacturers promise ...

The city is spending $43 million in federal funds to address private sewer repairs to prevent basement backups. Detroit added 75 more neighborhoods hardest hit by the June 2021 flood to receive ...

repairing or replacing private lateral sewer lines and installing a backwater valve. Repairs will be scheduled based on eligibility approval, followed by an appointment arranged between the homeowner ...

Detroit is expanding its program that pays for repairs to the private sewer lines of homes in areas that were hardest hit by the June 2021 floods, the city announced Monday. The Private Sewer ...

The Steam Year in Review 2024 recap reveals that the future for Valve hardware is "bright," which may bode well for the Steam Deck 2. Valve previously confirmed that it's working on Steam Deck 2 ...

One of Britain's leading financial mutuals has entered exclusive talks to buy Dalmore Capital, the infrastructure investor which owns a stake in London's new 'super sewer'. Sky News has learnt ...

Backwater valves in new construction is fine, but it's not going to help anybody else." Chandler argued a number of city streets have always flooded, even way back to when he was a kid.

The Boston Water and Sewer Commission fired prominent South Boston politician Michael Flaherty after the former city councilor had a falling-out with the agency’s executive director, Henry Vitale.