PowerVac wants to be a company that can handle all aspects of the infrastructure emergencies its customers face on a daily basis. A good example is a project the company tackled about five years ago at a Detroit-area high school, says Jon Korotko, a field superintendent for the company.
The problem: Chronic flooding in a utility service tunnel that runs under the high school and houses its mechanical systems.
“They tried other solutions before we got there,” Korotko says. “They basically spent years Band-Aiding the problem.”
So when PowerVac finally got the call, it solved the problem by deploying what’s become the company’s
