For effective pipeline, storm water, and sewer system maintenance, we employ pre- and post-CCTV video inspection. This enables us to determine the type of debris causing the blockage. Then our high-pressure jet vacuum systems force the debris through the pipeline and into the structure. At this point, the debris is removed by a special vacuum system that houses it in a sealed holding tank for eventual disposal.

Our high-performance jet vac trucks utilize highly pressurized water (hydro) jetting and a powerful vacuum system. This effectively pulls the debris causing the clog back to the manhole or catch basin. Then the debris is removed and deposited in the debris tank for removal to an appropriate disposal site.

A common technique to maintain a healthy sanitary system is sewer and storm drain jetting. This application involves hydro jetting (flushing) out pipelines with pressurized water. This pushes debris and clogs into larger pipes or out of the pipeline. As a result, pipe lines are clear and move smoothly. In short, this mitigates the risk of blockage and flooding.

When a pipeline is obstructed with tree roots or other materials like concrete debris, lime, or calcites, it becomes necessary to break up these obstructions so that they can be removed safely without harming the pipeline. Our robotic cutting technology is ideal for this purpose and can be guided to the source of the blockage with our CCTV system. Robotic Cutters are also capable of smoothing the interior of pipelines where there may be off-set joints or protrusions into the pipe.