Municipal & Industrial Sewer Services

Hydroexcavation works best when water pressure matches the ground, the nozzle and the job site, helping crews excavate precisely while protecting sensitive underground utilities

Tips for keeping hydroexcavation operations productive in the fall as temperatures drop and conditions change

DLS Underground finds success in challenging Kansas soils using hydroexcavation and directing drilling to serve customers

Smith Industrial’s expansion across seven states spurred on by emphasizing people, technology and training to meet demand for safer digging

TRACER X20 makes flooded and hard-to-reach sewer and stormwater inspections possible with a floating, self-propelled robot built for large-diameter pipelines.

TROGLOTREK gives utilities and contractors a compact, battery-powered CCTV inspection crawler that delivers professional performance without the need for a truck, generator, or extra crew.

Thames Water has reduced flushed wet wipes by 67% in hotspot areas following use of 'hedgehog' tools and community outreach campaign

Maintenance, operator habits and smart equipment design all contribute to keeping your hydroexcavation equipment productive

Paul and Garrett Balberde have built a diverse wastewater services business on Hawaii’s Big Island

Practical steps sewer professionals can take to prevent FOG-related buildup and backups