No dig. No demo. Just a fast fix thanks to UV trenchless sewer repair. In early 2024, after another round of heavy winter rain, a
There’s a major sinkhole causing havoc in the Williamsport area. The cause: the city’s century-old sewer line. The cost to repair: $550,000. Repairs are underway
Another historically old American city, another aging pipe system under distress. Philadelphia is one of the oldest cities in the nation so naturally, their underground
There’s some good news in and around Philadelphia as programs to better the sewer system are available and in high demand. A suburb of Philly
Philadelphia and other smaller cities in Pennsylvania are undergoing extensive changes to enhance the sewer system. Many treatment plant upgrades and programs for sustainability are
The City of Philadelphia and many cities in the Northeast are under a snow emergency. Northwestern and Central Pennsylvania are under a winter storm warning
It seems that the more time passes, the more necessary it becomes to keep up with that ever-changing passage of time. Recently, the city of
The University of Pennsylvania has been both resourceful and innovative in the creation of sustainable “green” projects. Within the last decade, collaborators formed an outstretched area
The Philadelphia Water Department is tirelessly dealing with an on-going problem: unrelenting flooding issues for home and business owners. In some instances, flooding may be
Undoubtedly, you are still enjoying the many highlights that this time of year brings, but as the glory days of summer begin to wane, no
The City of Philadelphia is asking for assistance from the community on new and innovative ways to reduce the cost of the city’s green stormwater
The Township of Tredyffrin has begun urgent sewer upgrades that will cause several road closures around Valley Forge National Historical Park. The road closures are
The process of collecting and using roof runoff, which is also referred to as rainwater harvesting, has been a noteworthy topic among urban planners and
The city of Philadelphia has approved a Stormwater Management Incentive Program Grant. Only non-residential properties are eligible for the (SMIP) grant funds. Applicants must be
Like many cities across the nation, Philadelphia is confronted with an increase in flood risk to both properties and natural areas. Flooding to properties and
Philadelphia residents and tourists in the city’s historic Independence Hall area can now soak in a truly stunning piece of green infrastructure. Philadelphia’s Water
The residents of Butler County are looking forward to a new sewer design. The City has just approved a $2.8 million for funding of a
The City Council is looking for alternatives to maintenance costs that are adding up and causing concern for the operation of the sewer system in
Many of us are experiencing a rainy season now that summer is in full swing. Along with the sunny delights and fanfare this time of
Just last month Cranberry Township, a lovely town in Pennsylvania received a top award of achievement for being recognized as a sustainable community. Our community
