Becker84
2016-06-07 17:43:31
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Hello, with the storms raging right now, I am wondering if it would be sensible to install a backwater valve in my planned new building and a lightning rod on the roof. None of the future neighbors think it's necessary. The backwater valve, from what I have seen, does not cost much (so that it would be significant). However, I can imagine that the lightning rod might be expensive. What is certain is that if lightning were to strike, the roof truss would catch fire, resulting in firefighting water and a total loss of the house.
What do you think?
How much did a backwater valve / lightning rod cost you?
What do you think?
How much did a backwater valve / lightning rod cost you?