How to Prevent a Frozen Sewer Vent Stack - Heat-Line Freeze Protection Systems

How to Prevent a Frozen Sewer Vent Stack

Heat-Line specializes in providing freeze protection solutions for a wide range of pipe and roof applications including one that is sometimes overlooked: the frozen sewer vent stack. A sewer vent stack, also referred to as a plumbing vent stack, is located on the top of the roof of a building. A frozen sewer vent stack can occur depending on the region and how cold the climate is, generally as a result of condensate moving through the pipe, condensing and freezing on the inner wall of the plumbing vent, creating a plug.

To prevent a frozen sewer vent stack from occurring, Heat-Line has developed the only certified solutions for freeze-protecting sewer vent stacks; ArcticVent and ArcticVent-HT.

Find out more about these innovative solutions on how to prevent a frozen sewer vent stack in this month’s video blog.

For more information on ArcticVent visit our product page at https://heatline.com/product/arcticvent/

Request a free, no obligation quote for your application at https://heatline.com/request-a-quote/

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