Clean Check Backwater Valves
March 15, 2007 - HOUSTON, TX - The Rectorseal Corporation, a Houston-based manufacturer of specialty chemical products and tools for the construction trades, has purchased the assets of Clean Check, Inc., a Hayden, Idaho manufacturer with a unique line of patented extendable backwater valves. Larry Kaiser, Director of Sales for RectorSeal, commented, “We feel that the Clean Check” product line will be a great addition and fit with the DWV system products RectorSeal already offers to plumbing contractors. We are ideally positioned to expand the distribution of this innovative product.?
Clean Check™ valves prevent sewage backup into a residence or building as a result of a plugged sewer system, excess volume in the system or groundwater flooding. They are designed to be installed easily outside a home, business or other structure, without using a costly manhole, and are readily accessible for maintenance or cleaning. The extendable valves consist of a tee-shaped valve body, a top collar and a bottom collar with a replaceable PVC flapper attached. In the event of back-pressure, the flapper blocks the reverse flow and prevents a sewage backup. Clean Check™ valves are available in ABS and PVC and in multiple sizes, to meet the needs of most residential and commercial construction. Thousands of these valves are now in use nationally, and they have proven to save money for homeowners, builders and municipalities. Learn more at www.cleancheck.net.
Founded in 1937, The Rectorseal Corporation is a leading manufacturer of chemical and specialty products designed for professional tradesmen. Steady growth over the years has been maintained through a commitment to providing high quality products and services. With a diversified business strategy, RectorSeal aggressively pursues new and unique technologies to serve the plumbing, heating, air conditioning, electrical and construction industries. The Rectorseal Corporation is devoted to providing innovative quality products supported by strong customer and technical service.
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