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4 Common Sewer Problems and Expert Tips to Help You Out https://lnkd.in/eNNcxyWv

4 Common Sewer Problems and Expert Tips to Help You Out https://lnkd.in/eNNcxyWv

Different Types of Water and Sewer Line Services: Which One Do You Need?

Project Spotlight: Coon Rapids Sewer Lining Project Our crew successfully installed 2,956 feet of 36-inch and 199 feet of 42-inch cured-in-place pipeline (CIPP) while monitoring and maintaining a sewage diversions system, and handling flow rates of up to 2,500 gallons per minute (gpm). Cured-in-place pipelining (CIPP) is an innovative technique that can be used either as a standalone pipe or to enhance the structural integrity of existing pipes. This method eliminates the need for excavation, making it a faster, safer, and more efficient alternative to traditional approaches. It also minimizes disruptions to traffic and businesses. If you are concerned about deteriorating sewer lines or groundwater infiltration. Our trenchless technologies at Veit offer municipalities throughout the Midwest a more straightforward and cost-effective solution to open-cut repairs. When you require immediate attention for your sanitary or storm sewers, rely on our experienced team at Veit to provide effective problem-solving. Read more about our CIPP division here: https://lnkd.in/g5eRetMj #VeitUSA #Veit95 #95Years #CIPP #ProjectSpotlight

Now #conveyancers when dealing with developers on #newbuilds not only have to worry about defective workmanship, breaches of planning control, one-sided legal documents and building on floodplains. They now have to consider the emerging terror of 'Concretebergs'. This problem is not limited to major infrastructure works. There have been many reports from snagging professionals of concrete being poured or dumped down the drains of new houses. Conveyancers should always insist on 'snagging clauses' augmented by a retention. Sadly developers can't be trusted. How will 'Material Information' (MI) help in this scenario? MI will make matters worse since it will encourage aggressive developers to insist that their one-sided contracts sans snagging provisions are accepted.

Are New Jersey's aging sewer systems causing headaches for residents and officials? Look no further than the innovative solution of pipe lining. With the deterioration of sewer infrastructure becoming an increasingly urgent issue, it's imperative to find a cost-effective and long-lasting solution. #plumbing #plumbingsolutions #pipelines #infrastructure #Root24 #NJ https://lnkd.in/eNDp_bvY

Knowing how your drainage system is laid out is incredibly useful, especially if you have plans to build next to it, extend a property, or fix a broken pipe underground. It can also form part of an emergency response if flooding occurs.   Having a drain map could help reduce damage to your property, as well as helping engineers safely redirect water away from the site.   Did you know that if you plan to build an extension on a property, you might be asked to provide a map of the drainage system to ensure that any changes you make do not cause any problems? For some commercial sites, it could also be required to provide a drain map for the purposes of site compliance and to fulfil legal requirements.   When you invest in quality drain mapping (or Asset Mapping), you can expect a thorough investigation of your drainage system. Here at Metro Rod (Norwich), we have qualified engineers that can produce the in-depth map and report. This includes detailed locations, sizes, and access points to each drain location.   If this is something that you would like to arrange, then contact us today, and we will be happy to discuss this with you. We can tailor our services to meet the needs of your business.   ☎️ 0800 66 88 00 🔗https://lnkd.in/dVxHUsyJ ✉️ norwich@metrorod.co.uk   #AssetMapping #drainmap #compliance #businessneeds #metrorod #drainage

Driving through DC on a very rainy Saturday made me think of the recent news that the Northeast Boundary Tunnel is now open. For those not familiar with the DC Clean Water’s Clean Rivers Project, this is one of many tunnels that Washington DC will have to mitigate combined sewer overflow from their sewer system by adding millions of gallons of buffer capacity. Completely out of sight to surface dwellers, this 27,000 foot long tunnel lies over 50 feet below ground. This project will almost completely eliminate combined sewer overflows to the Anacostia and greatly reduce flooding. The Anacostia River has already been restored to a point where swimming is safe 80% of the time, the completion of this project should only make that better. While this is a positive story this should be a lesson to everyone that large physical infrastructure cannot be easily changed. Water pipes are not a software program where you can push a low-cost patch during operation. Once you choose to build, or not build, infrastructure during initial construction it’s going to cost a lot more to add it down the road. https://lnkd.in/gnVhcf2m

Pursuant to the N.J.A.C. 7:8 statute, NJ DEP requires that stormwater systems be inspected and maintained.  VOLLERS has the experience and capabilities to perform this inspection, regular maintenance and confirm your compliance with these regulations. Being in the industry for over 74 years, VOLLERS has extensive experience with the construction and maintenance of all stormwater management systems. We provide a complete suite of turnkey services, which assure property owners and managers that their facilities are in full compliance with NJDEP regulations. VOLLERS provides the following services: •DEP compliance Assurance •Erosion control measures •Fertilizer Services and Over-Seeding •Final Seeding/Stabilization •Grading •Inlet Grate Replacement •Annual Inspections & Maintenance •Mowing Services •Pond Maintenance and Remediation •Post Construction Certification •Sand Filter Construction & Maintenance •Stormwater piping jetting & cleaning •Replacement of stormwater filters •Maintenance & seasonal removal of pond aeration systems What will VOLLERS look for when performing your inspection? •Review of the Operations & Maintenance Manual for your system •Functionality of mechanical devices (pumps, flood gates, outlet controls, etc.). •Erosion on the slopes or head wall. •Excessive vegetation in and around the pond. •Clear and open channels. •Clogging or obstruction of outlets due to trash, debris or excessive sediment. •Condition of inlet and outlet pipes. •Identify anything negatively affecting the pond’s designed performance. •Evaluate stormwater filter quality. •Review pond water quality and depth of sediment.