by Morgan Dietsch | Oct 26, 2020 | Drains, Sewer, UV LED Cure
For the residents of Charleston, we are here to explain the low environmental impact of our sewer pipe rehabilitation technology: A smaller overall footprint Less equipment, less construction Reduced emissions Styrene-free resins, limits the risk of mixing chemicals... by Morgan Dietsch | Sep 28, 2020 | Drains, Sewer
The Post and Courier reported that the House and Senate passed legislation this week that expands local governments’ spending options to pay for such items as removal, repair and construction of drains in flood-prone tourist areas — legislation that was crafted to...
by Iris | Sep 24, 2020 | DIY Plumbing Tips, Drains, Helpful Info, Sewer
It is so easy to turn on the water faucet, pour ourselves a glass of water and not think about where it comes from. Whether you use a municipal source or your water is supplied by a groundwater well, we can agree on one thing… we all want clean, safe...
by Iris | Sep 21, 2020 | Drains, Sewer, Uncategorized
Storm drains are designed to remove rainwater quickly to keep streets and other areas from flooding. The water then goes underground into pipes leading it to other bodies of water. Those drains can easily get clogged up by debris and trash. It is important to...
by Iris | Sep 9, 2020 | Drains, Helpful Info, Uncategorized
Not sure whether your water heater needs a repair or should be replaced? Here are some signs to look for that you may need to get a new one. Noticing rusty water from your faucets in your bathroom or kitchen? This could be a sign of rusty pipes or that your...
by Iris | Aug 27, 2020 | Drains, Sewer
Summer in the Lowcountry brings rain… heavy rain and thunderstorms. Unfortunately, sometimes that clogs drains and cracks pipes. Heavy rain can soften the soil, allowing pipes to shift and crack. If those pipes are already damaged or infiltrated, that can...