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Whats the importance of installing/replacing a stop and waste valve?

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Whats the importance of installing/replacing a stop and waste valve?

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A stop and waste valve is used as a shut off valve on your incoming water line for residential and commercial applications. Most stop and waste valves are located approximately 18″ to 24″ from your water meter and are composed of brass body with a weep hole either on the side or bottom of unit. Arizona Water Company requires you to have your own stop and waste valve. The valve is usually installed approximately 1′ – 2′ below ground level (depends on the depth of your water meter) and you turn it on/off with a water key. Avoid installing gate valves they do not offer the ability to drain your line, this is a very important feature. If you have a second home request a ball valve stop and waste, which seems to operate more smoothly and may have a longer lifespan. If you need to install or replace an existing stop and waste give us a call for a FREE ESTIMATE.

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