Case Studies, Techniques & Best Practice

Burry Port Rising Main
Burry Port SPS serves a catchment population of approximately 6000 people. Work on this scheme involved installing a pipe to a depth of 12m below a busy railway line.

Wool
Sewer upgrading: Gravity sewer by using auger boring techniques and the construction of six manholes.

Bryn-y-Gwennin, Gwent
New Main Sewer Installation: Septic tanks overflowing causing pollution required the completion of a new Pumping Station and mains sewers for 57 dwellings.

Loughor
Main Sewer Replacement: The collapse of the existing 52" main sewer necessitated the replacement of 450m of twin 1350mm concrete pipe.

Burghill, Hereford
New Sewer Pipe and site clearance: Total site clearance of all contaminated material. New Sewer pipe laid.

Whiteladies Road
Located within the University Complex zone of Clifton in Bristol. A heavily populated area with both residential and lecture complexes associated with Bristol Uni.

Christ College, Brecon
The repair a 600x450mm brick egg storm sewer collapse 3.5m deep within the landscaped grounds of Christ College in Brecon.

Pembridge CSO
Although the CSO discharge was consented, evidence of unscreened discharge would remain on the river banks after the water levels subsided.

Llwynypia Trunk Mains
An existing concrete boundary/retaining wall positioned along the edge of the river had partly collapsed and was leaning on-top of the foul sewer.

Pontrhydyfen
We were engaged on this scheme to re-construct a pipeline and structure to avoid a potentially serious environmental incident.

Tonypandy Pipe Repair
Following severe storms and floods which caused damage to the existing 900mm diameter cast iron sewer, we were engaged by DCWW Welsh Water to carry out the emergency repair.

Portland
Torrential rain over the early spring months caused a catastrophic landslide in the harbour at Portland severing an existing 700mm diameter gravity sewer.

Pontrhydyfen
The picturesque village of Pontrhydyfen sits alongside the Richard Burton Trail and adjacent to the steep sided River Afon valley.

Ynysforgen
An existing 675mm cast iron sewer main runs along Clydach Road connecting numerous properties to the sewage system.