In the world of infrastructure maintenance, repairing pipelines without major disruptions to surrounding environments has become a critical priority which is why we utilize trenchless rehabilitation, offering innovative methods for your project to restore aging or damaged pipelines with minimal digging. One of the most popular and effective techniques in this field is Cure-In-Place Pipe (CIPP). But…

In wastewater management our technicians use CCTV, or “Closed Circuit Television”. CCTV refers to a system using a specialized camera inserted into sewer lines to visually inspect the interior of pipes. This method allows technicians to identify issues like cracks, blockages, root intrusion, or other damage without the need for extensive excavation. The use of…

SSES or a Sanitary Sewer Evaluation Survey, is a key step in finding and repairing excessive infiltration and inflow (also referred to as I/I) into sewer lines. The SSES, or Sanitary Sewer Evaluation Survey, is a comprehensive process used to assess the condition of a sewer system, identify potential issues like leaks and cracks, and…

As wastewater infrastructure ages and demands increase, it can become less efficient and more prone to failure. Ignoring signs of deteriorating wastewater systems can lead to significant environmental, regulatory, and financial consequences. Here are some critical indicators that your wastewater infrastructure may need an upgrade. 1. Frequent System Failures If your wastewater system experiences recurring…

Wastewater treatment is a process that protects the environment and public health by making sure that water discharged into rivers, lakes, or oceans meets safety standards. With growing cities and industrial activity, the need for efficient wastewater treatment systems has never been more critical. Wastewater is any water that has been used and is no…