Green infrastructure refers to the use of measures to filter and reduce peak flows of storm water through measures such as rain gardens and permeable pavement. These measures allow water to filter through layers of stone, soil and plants before reaching the storm sewer system.

Lateral lining is a means of replacing old pipes that have experienced wear and tear. When pipes crack over time, water can leak out of them and into the sanitary sewer, leading to overflows. The installation of lateral lining is like angioplasty for your pipes, rehabilitating aging and deteriorating infrastructure so that it can last for decades.

Through our improvements to home downspouts, we can ensure water flows into the storm sewers where it belongs, avoiding backups and preventing water from seeping into the foundation of the home.

Sump pumps are standard features for most homes built after the 1960s, directing rain water away from the foundation of the house to avoid basement flooding. Sump pumps also help reduce the amount of water getting to the sanitary lateral, which prevents the system from getting…