Watertight Storm Sewers

The failures of our country’s present stormwater sewer systems are driving the need for a change to a watertight system. The loss of fines around pipes and structures are resulting in structural failures and liability issues. The in-flow of water and pollutants into the system are endangering downstream wildlife and habitats. Exfiltration of contaminates into the ground water is polluting drinking water. In addition, high product costs and long construction times are necessitating the need for more innovative processes for installation and design of storm water systems. Poor quality along with low durability of products resulting in more maintenance and repairs are draining financial resources.

Watertight storm sewers address all these problems. They control infiltration and exfiltration into the system eliminating structural, dewatering and pollution concerns. They are fast and efficient to install due to their ability to accommodate joint deflection at the pipe and structure and no waiting to backfill.

America no longer wants or can afford to have the underground storm sewer system as they exist today. We need to commit our planning to a watertight system in order to preserve our health, environment and finances.

It is finally time to do it right and make it watertight!

Protecting the Planet’s Clean Water Supply