Archive for 2020
20 feet deep on a 24” sanitary sewer repairing 2 laterals
Dewatering to dig down and Remove Stuck Jetter Head 6’ below Water Table
Live Camera Pipe Inspections
A video camera inspection by Curry and Son’s is a no-mess and accurate way to determine the condition of your sewer pipe, and inspect and problems that are present. These problems often cannot be confirmed simply be snaking or rootering the pipe on it’s own. Our CCTV Camera Inspections are the best way to detect…
Read MoreExcavating Services
Excavating is our specialty. Our many years of experience are put to work for you, and no job is too big or small. Whether you need land cleared or backhoe services for a number of projects, we’ve got you covered. We provide emergency work when you need someone right away. We Can Provide A Wide…
Read MoreWhy Not to Use HDPE or Pex Piping in Butler County for Potable Water
Re-posted Courtesy of Hamilton Journal News “We’ve got about 21 miles of HDPE piping in our system now, and it is catastrophically failing, about 60 years ahead of when it should have,” Logan said. “This, back about 20 years ago, was the future of water mains, and unfortunately, the chemicals we use attack the pipe…
Read MoreWhich Trenchless Technology Is Better? Cured In Place (CIPP) vs Pipe Bursting
Sewer Pipe Line Repair A burst sewer pipe in your home or small business is always a major inconvenience, but you can limit the impact on your wallet and stress levels by making a few smart choices about how you handle the situation. Fortunately, these days you do not need to tear up your entire…
Read MoreWHY YOU SHOULD GET A SECOND OPINION ON PLUMBING?
How to Know When It’s Time For a Second Opinion There are a few easy rules of thumb you can go by when deciding whether or not you should get a second opinion on plumbing, heating, or air work. 1: The proposed “fix” exceeds $8002: You don’t have trust in/a history with the company doing…
Read MoreTrench Saftey is a Must when doing Excavation Work.
Loading and Testing of a New Water Main
Cutting in a 12” Tap on a 12” Water Main
Relocating 12” Water Main
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