Seattle Side Sewer
Seattle Side Sewer Fox has the Facts on Your Seattle Side Sewer Responsibility Seattle and King County friends, neighbors and family, the City of Seattle and Fox Plumbing & Heating wants you to know all about your side sewer. Why? Because even though the side sewer connects to the city
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Drains, Rains & Water Lines, 7 Things to Help Be Prepared Fox Plumbing’s 7 Fall Preparedness Recommendations The Seattle long-range forecast may be drier overall, but with the approaching El Nino in the Pacific our storm season may be intense. All it takes is one clogged drain to back water up into
Read MoreA Brief History of Plumbing
A Brief History of Plumbing How Plumbing Could Have Saved Europe From the Plague, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Plumbing Plumbing has been in existence for over 4,000 years, and that’s just one of several interesting facts about plumbing that Fox Plumbing & Heating is going to share
Read MoreA Fond Farewell to a Plumbing Professional
A Fond Farewell to a Plumbing Professional Fox Plumbing & Heating Wishes a Fond Farewell to a Wonderful Plumber The holidays are always a fun and festive time at Fox Plumbing & Heating. With one of the best year’s to-date, we’re all gearing up for time with our families, decorating trees, lawn
Read MoreWhat is a Side Sewer?
What is a Side Sewer? A side sewer is a privately owned and maintained pipe that is a minimum of four inches in diameter. It connects to your home’s interior plumbing, approximately 24” from the foundation of your home to the public sewer system, junction or outlet. In some cases the side sewer will connect
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