It’s not uncommon for construction contractors to run into a big problem: pipelines accidentally filled with concrete, slurry or other kinds of debris.
But at Pacific Sewer Maintenance, these aren’t problems. Rather, they’re revenue-generating opportunities, thanks to robotic cutting machines from Sewer Robotics.Scott Gayman, who co-owns the Los Angeles-based company, invested in the robotic machines — R125 and R160 crawlers paired with WJ125 and WJ180 waterjetting heads, respectively — about five years ago to diversify his customer base.“We lost a big portion of our root control business, which made me think we needed to do more than just one thing,” says
