by Chris Grey | Oct 8, 2020 | Pump Stations
A story about one community’s vote on green-lighting a complex-wide replacement of poly b piping.
by Chris Grey | Jan 7, 2020 | Pump Stations
Learn more about water harvesting here at home and why it’s so crucial for other countries who don’t have the choice.
by Chris Grey | Jan 6, 2020 | Pump Stations
Cracks in a house foundation occur because your house was built on unstable ground or was permeated by moisture which eroded sediment supporting the foundation
by Chris Grey | Jan 5, 2020 | Pump Stations
PERIMETER BLOG LATEST NEWS & INTERESTING FACTS Winter is coming. Fortunately for homeowners in North Vancouver and the entire lower mainland, instead of white walkers and exploitative violence, we’re only going to be attacked by storms and sudden surges of runoff...
by Chris Grey | Jan 3, 2020 | Pump Stations
Learn more about the relationship between saving water, our most precious resource, and saving money, our most treasured resource.
by Chris Grey | Jan 1, 2020 | Pump Stations
The argument for landscaped water solutions is a simple one, right? Well, there are a few hidden factors that are easy to overlook.
by Chris Grey | Jan 1, 2020 | Pump Stations
Spring rainwater is rushing down a mountain to a basement near you! Here’s a couple steps you can taker to avoid problems.
by Chris Grey | Dec 30, 2019 | Pump Stations
Understanding the differences between copper and plastic pipes is essential if you want to avoid future headaches.
by Chris Grey | Dec 28, 2019 | Pump Stations
PERIMETER BLOG LATEST NEWS & INTERESTING FACTS “75% of the floods we deal with are directly caused by rock pits.” That’s Chris Gray, Perimeter’s fearless leader. When I asked Chris why people should avoid rock pits at all costs, the answer was simple. “So you don’t...
by Chris Grey | Dec 28, 2019 | Pump Stations
PERIMETER BLOG LATEST NEWS & INTERESTING FACTS It’s funny how often I’m brought back to the memories of my youth in rural Alberta when considering the drainage issues here in the lower mainland. Most of North Vancouver’s homes were built on the side of a hill. Here,...