Mainline Backflow Products

Mainline Backflow Products Inc. operates dual entitiesMainline Backflow Products (Can) Inc. and Mainline Backflow Products (USA) Inc.to serve the Canadian and U.S. markets respectively, specializing in innovative sewer backup prevention solutions across North America. The company works collaboratively with federal, state, provincial, and municipal... governments to address flooding caused by sewer backups, a critical infrastructure challenge affecting communities throughout the continent. Mainline Backflow Products has earned recognition as the professionals' choice for sewer protection, with its product designs capturing the attention of code officials and the plumbing industry through innovative engineering and reliable performance. The company's flagship offering, the Mainline Fullport Backwater Valve, represents a breakthrough in backflow prevention technology, distinguished by its normally open gate concept that has generated significant industry acclaim. This innovative design earned the Ivan R. Leger Award in 1997, recognizing it as the most innovative product of that year as voted by the Canadian Institute of Plumbing and Heating, and the valve's inventor received the prestigious Manning Innovation Award in 2005 for developing and successfully introducing this revolutionary concept to the industry. Mainline Backflow Products maintains active involvement in code development across multiple code bodies throughout Canada and the United States, working to advance legislation that mandates more efficient flood prevention systems. The company holds membership as a Project Impact Partner with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), joining a collaborative team of government professionals and industry leaders committed to building disaster-free communities across the United States. Mainline Backflow Products' product portfolio is engineered to meet and exceed all existing code requirements across North America, with ongoing investment in research and development ensuring the company remains at the ...Read More