Our expertise has been recognized not only by our clientele, but by television news personnel as well.
On one occasion, Channel 5 presented segments covering the Parks Double Guard Backwater Valve System.
This included showing television viewers the Parks' Double Guard Flood Control System (which we also
exhibit on company premises), and having Parks Plumbing personnel explain their functions. The television
crew then asked to see a nearby installation. On site, they asked the homeowners if they were satisfied with
the Parks Double Guard Backwater Valve System. The homeowners replied that before Parks Plumbing
installed the Double GuardFlood Control System, they would sit on their
basement stairs and cry helplessly
as their finished basement took on several feet of water. Now, however, over the many years span that our
system had been in place, they said they did not have any sewer backup.
On another occasion, Channel 5 covered our plumbing and sewer personnel as they responded to a winter
waterline freeze-up emergency. The television crew had Parks' plumbers show their viewers how frozen
waterlines are thawed, de-iced, and how they are then repaired if necessary.
Parks' Plumbing expertise respected
in Chicago
Parks Plumbings list of clients includes many local newscasters, sport celebrities, political leaders,
commercial and industrial companies, and several churches and temples. We were also recently featured in two newspaper articles, the
Chicago Sun-Times and the
Sauganash Sounds,
Parks' Flood Control featured on Ask This Old House
Also, in the fall of 2008 - following the big flood of September 13th - our expertise in flood control was recognized by Ask This Old House.
We installed a Parks' Double Guard Flood Control System in Park Ridge, community that was affected by the big rain, and then
our installation was featured in one of the episodes, which aired in January 2009.
Parks' Plumbing at Seminars and Home Shows
We have held public seminars on flood prevention and seepage for prospective clients, and have
held private seminars on plumbing and flood control for the Midwest Council of Home Inspectors' Association.
These seminars were attended by as many as 300 people.