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Storm sewer check valve

When it’s snowing like Jim Cantore has left town, the rainwater has to go somewhere, doesn’t it? Enter storm sewers. Maybe you didn’t even know there was such a storm sewer check valve. This little tool keeps our streets from flooding. To learn more about this hardworking member of the storm sewer system, read on.

A storm sewer check valve from Linson Marine are sounds complicated, but really isn't. It’s intended to help keep water flowing forward (where it belongs) and it’s designed to prevent water from doing what water loves to do (which is to try to sneak right back up that drain). It was especially relevant to me when the rains or wind arestorms, when it again plays an important role in helping topreventing flooding in our streets and in our homes. That rain would have been a giant mess without a storm sewer check valve.


How a Storm Sewer Check Valve Works

So, how does this peculiar valve work? The Linson Marine valve opens when rainwater enters the storm drain. But when it stops raining, the storm drain check valve closes so that water can’t flow back up the drain. “If there’s such a thing asa flat barrier around water that can be opened and closed, this is it. Cool, right?

Why choose Linson Marine Storm sewer check valve?

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