Current program amount
Mississauga lists up to $1,500 for an eligible storm-lateral backwater valve within its basement flooding prevention program. Peel offers 60% up to $1,500 for an eligible sanitary backwater valve.
Key process
The two programs protect different pipes. Mississauga requires pre-approval for current measures, while Peel requires the applicable municipal permit and passed inspection for its sanitary-valve rebate.
What our documentation support can include
- Clear itemized scope and valve location.
- Permit and inspection coordination information.
- CCTV or plumbing-assessment records when part of the project.
- Paid invoice and installation photographs.
- Manufacturer and maintenance information.
Verify before work: amounts, deadlines and eligibility can change.
Questions
Does the contractor approve the rebate?
No. Only the responsible municipality or region can determine eligibility, approve the application and issue payment.
Should work begin before reading the program rules?
No. Some programs require pre-approval or technical review, and the chosen valve location may affect eligibility.
What records should I keep?
Keep the quote, permit, CCTV or drainage records, paid itemized invoice, inspection approval, photographs and any program forms requested by the authority.