Once again Sewer Technologies Inc. is leading the way as the
most technologically advanced Trenchless Rehabilitation
contractor in the industry today.
There is no manhole structure or sewer
line that this truly modified 4x4 Jeep cannot access.
The vehicle is equipped with the latest inspection crawlers
and camera systems. If a full inspection is not what
you are after then a portable or truck mounted QuickView
Zoom Camera is available.
January 2009
We have confirmed our booth at the 2009
No Dig Show in Toronto. Come visit us at booth 500!
September 2008
Construction is complete and
Sewer Technologies Inc. has moved to our new location.
Sewer Technologies Inc. is expanding and has moved to a new
location. Due to our continuous growth and our ambitions for
the future, we required a new corporate head office.
Formerly located at 182 North Port Road, Port Perry,
Ontario we have moved to a newly constructed building on one
and a
half acres of land at 124 North Port Road, in Port Perry.
We have
quadrupled our office space and also have additional room
for our growing fleet of Sewer Rehabilitation trucks and
equipment.
This new building meets every single demand we have in order
to be able to work as effective and efficient as possible.
July 2008
Sewer
Tech Welcomes New Member to Management Team
July 2008 - A new member has been appointed to the Sewer
Technologies Inc. management team as of July 7th 2008.
Mark Lanegger - General Manager - IT, Finance &
Administration.
Mark joins Sewer
Tech from the Bank of Montreal (BMO) where he held a
position as a senior analyst in the Corporate Technology
Development division.
Technology
greatly influences the way we operate. Staying current
with the latest technology affords us the ability to
continuously increase our productivity. We
continue to embrace technological advances allowing us to
constantly improve the quality and costs of the services
that we deliver to our customers. Mark's extensive
experience in advanced computer systems and technology
related initiatives will be a great asset to our company
moving forward.
February 2008
Source: Canadian Environmental Protection
Magazine
http://www.baumpub.com/cep/features_details.php?feature_id=535
Sewer cameras go where others can't...
Envirosight’s compact, steerable crawlers are able
to navigate around broken pipe, debris and
protrusions. |
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Sewer Technologies Inc. of
Port Perry, Ontario is considered one of Canada’s leading
trenchless sewer rehabilitation companies. Sewer
Technologies (Sewer Tech to their industry colleagues)
provides sewer rehabilitation services to municipalities, as
well as engineering and construction companies. Recently,
the company made an investment in video inspection crawlers
and zoom cameras, which has increased their business and
made bidding and estimating easier.
With a staff of 30 highly
trained employees, Sewer Tech utilizes Envirosight camera
systems to perform all aspects of video inspection, for
agencies such as the Ministry of Transportation, Ministry of
Environment, City of Toronto and Toronto Transportation
Commission. According to Chris Manners, Sewer Tech’s owner
and operations manager, the new inspection equipment allows
field techs to inspect greater distances with more precise
detail before, during and after rehab. “The time savings has
increased our business tremendously and we’re getting
word-of-mouth referrals. For our municipal jobs, the
QuickView zoom camera is operated from above ground, so it’s
safer than confined space entry,” he said. “Even though
we’re confined space certified, it’s always better not to
send someone in.” Since employing zooming technology, Sewer
Tech can assess infrastructure conditions quickly and
accurately without pulling in the big CCTV unit. “This tool
is a must-have when bidding on jobs,” said Brent Giles, VP
sales and marketing, Sewer Tech. “We credit the new system
with the increased growth of both our municipal and
construction projects.”
Other customers use the
system for comprehensive infrastructure surveys and detailed
manhole inspections. Purchased in fall 2006, the ROVVER 125
(for pipe 6 inches and larger) and 225 (for 9-inch and
larger pipe) replaced their older, outdated crawlers and
CCTV systems. By upgrading their capabilities, Sewer Tech
has propelled itself to the top of the pipeline inspection
field. “The compact, steerable crawler with adjustable-focus
pan/tilt/zoom camera gives us tremendous versatility and all
detailed manhole inspections.
Purchased in fall 2006, the
ROVVER 125 (for pipe 6 inches and larger) and 225 (for
9-inch and larger pipe) replaced their older, outdated
crawlers and CCTV systems. By upgrading their capabilities,
Sewer Tech has propelled itself to the top of the pipeline
inspection field. “The compact, steerable crawler with
adjustable-focus pan/tilt/zoom camera gives us tremendous
versatility and alhave to be able to steer around it or be
able to zoom the rest of the way,” he explained. “And,
having different wheel options is very helpful in addressing
various pipe conditions and materials. “The compact crawler
allows us to do this, and saves a tremendous amount of
time."
