Quality Plumbing Valves for Efficient Water Flow and Control
Plumbing valves are essential components that regulate the flow of water and other fluids in residential and commercial plumbing systems. Riverbend Home offers a comprehensive selection of durable plumbing valves including ball valves, gate valves, check valves, and pressure relief valves designed for reliable performance and long-lasting service. Whether you’re installing a new plumbing system or repairing an existing one, our valves provide precise control, easy operation, and compatibility with a variety of pipe materials and sizes.
Wide Range of Valve Types to Meet Every Need
Explore ball valves for quick shutoff, gate valves for full flow control, check valves to prevent backflow, and specialty valves for pressure regulation and drainage.
Built for Durability and Leak Prevention
Constructed from corrosion-resistant materials such as brass, stainless steel, and PVC, our valves are engineered to withstand harsh conditions and prevent leaks.
Easy Installation and Maintenance
Designed for straightforward installation, many valves feature threaded or soldered connections, while some include easy-access handles or levers for convenient operation and maintenance.
Compatible with Residential and Commercial Systems
From home plumbing repairs to industrial applications, find valves suitable for potable water, gas, steam, and other fluid systems with various pressure ratings.
FAQs: Plumbing Valves
What types of plumbing valves are available?
Common types include ball valves, gate valves, check valves, globe valves, and pressure relief valves, each serving specific functions in plumbing systems.
How do I choose the right valve for my project?
Select a valve based on your flow control needs, pipe size, pressure requirements, and the type of fluid or gas in your system.
What materials are plumbing valves made from?
Valves are commonly made from brass, stainless steel, PVC, or cast iron depending on the application and environment.
Can I install plumbing valves myself?
Many valves are designed for DIY installation, but complex systems or certain valve types may require professional plumbing services.
How do I maintain plumbing valves?
Regularly inspect valves for leaks or corrosion, operate valves periodically to prevent sticking, and replace worn seals or washers as needed.
