How to thaw a frozen hydrant

January 22, 2020

How Do You Thaw A Frozen Fire Hydrant?

Inoperable hydrants are a public safety issue. So what is the safest and most efficient way to thaw a frozen hydrant? The answer is steam.

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Winterizing Your Seasonal Water System
Winterizing Your Seasonal Water System

October 20, 2021 - Nobody wants to return home to find their pipes have burst. Take the time to inspect plumbing and identify pipes susceptible to freezing

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PFAS: What you should know
The PFAS Problem: What You Should Know

(PFAS) or PFAS compounds, are man made, carbon, and fluorine based chemical. People are working hard to remove these chemicals from drinking water, groundwater and other consumer products.

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How Do You Thaw A Frozen Fire Hydrant?

February 14, 2022 How Do You Thaw A Frozen Fire Hydrant? A Century Old Method. Winter has arrived and dealing with sub-zero temperatures now becomes a reality. From a utilities standpoint, these low …...

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Winterizing Your Seasonal Water System

October 20, 2021 How to Prevent Freezing Pipes Nobody wants to return home to find their pipes have burst. Take the necessary time to inspect the building’s plumbing and identify the pipes that...

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