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A Streamlined Workflow for Crews
National Water Quality month offers a time to reflect on the struggles municipalities face dealing with an outdated infrastructure. With aging lead and galvanized service...
August is Water Quality Month: Meeting the Challenge of Lead Service Line Replacement with the KPP400
August is Water Quality Month, a time to spotlight the essential role clean, safe water plays in our communities. One of today’s most urgent water quality challenges is...
Bridging the Gap: The F84-1A Pressure Relief Valve
When it comes to overpressure protection, in unique situations, end users have long been forced to choose pressure relief valve (PRV) orifice sizes that are too large for...
White Paper: Tackling the Water Industry’s Emerging Trends with the Kobus Pipe Puller
Executive Summary The U.S. water industry is at a pivotal moment. Aging infrastructure, population growth, urban development and new federal regulations are putting...
Why Trenchless Equipment Is Revolutionizing Underground Pipe Replacement
Replacing underground pipes has historically been a complex, expensive, and highly invasive process. Conventional methods often relied on extensive digging, which damaged...
Pipe Pulling Machine vs. Traditional Digging: Which Saves More Time?
When it comes to pipe replacement, efficiency and time savings are crucial. The decision between using a pipe pulling machine and traditional removal methods can...
How Trenchless Lead Service Line Replacement Helps Investor-owned Utilities Reduce Risk and Improve Operations
Investor-owned utilities (IOUs) operate at a critical juncture where the demand for operational efficiency meets stringent oversight and public accountability. Replacing...
Life-Cycle vs. Lowest Bid: Making the Business Case for Pipe Pulling in Capital Improvement Plans
When it comes to infrastructure improvement projects, budget constraints are often the driving force behind decision-making. Municipalities frequently default to the lowest...