No. In our USDA soil sample, 17 of 23 points inside Keller were flagged for high shrink-swell, mostly Crosstell, Rader and Wilson soils, and 6 points were sandy Gasil or Silstid soils the survey does not flag. The clay areas are where the ground moves most with wet and dry spells.
A double-check backflow preventer assembly or a reduced pressure zone assembly. If chemicals are fed into the system, a reduced pressure principle backflow preventer is required.
From Fort Worth. EPA records list the City of Keller water system as treated surface water bought from the City of Fort Worth and delivered through Southlake, and they show the city’s old wells as inactive or plugged.
As old as the house, unless they have been replaced. The median Keller home was built in 1999, and 53 percent were built between 1990 and 2009, so most lines under Keller slabs have been in the ground for 17 to 36 years.
Keller’s plumbing amendments require an open vent pipe through the roof to end at least 6 inches above the roof. Mention it when you book, and our licensed plumbers (license M-46192) can bring it back up to that height.
