The SanPik team has broad experience in industrial and municipal sewer installation. We specialize in replacing or installing new sewer main lines, private sewer lateral lines, and sewer manholes. We also do deep trench installations, pipe size ranging from 2- to 18-inches and depths of 20-feet and over. Of course, public and environmental safety plays a key role in all our sewer system installations.
SanPik does not design our own sewage system, but we do work closely with civil engineers to provide value engineering input for both the public and private sectors.
SanPik caters to the maintenance needs of existing sewer lines by:
Residential sewer systems use septic systems to remove waste, while modern neighborhoods have complex systems that tie into municipal sewage systems. This meshing of systems makes the job more of a challenge, but one that we are always on top of with continuing education and on-the-job practice.
Commercial sewer systems are anything from a small office building to a large shopping complex, or even a theme park. That’s a pretty big range, and we know what to do in every instance because our success is deeply embedded in our knowledge gathered on previous projects, and our preparation for each upcoming job. We become deeply acquainted with each commercial sewer system before any digging is done. Our SanPik project managers create what we would call a road map of the sewer pipes, main sewer lines, and other forms of combined sewage systems to effectively carry waste to designated treatment plants. That’s how we get impeccable results every time.
Industrial sewer systems must meet stringent requirements based on local municipal, state, federal government, or EPA standards. Not only do we understand sewer systems, but we adhere to the letter of the local regulations and requirements. That goes, even when we’re working in a completely new city, state or country. When we provided Sewer Force Main Installation to West Bay Beach in the Cayman Islands, we had to learn all about their specific requirements and laws. Was SanPik up to the challenge? You bet we were!
Municipal and government sewer systems projects are the most critical to the health of our communities and environment. SanPik has years of experience in installing large-scale municipal roadway construction projects that require complex shoring for deep sewer main trenching and installation, manhole building, and sewer pump lift stations. Ask to see how we’ve kept city streets clean and functioning because of our municipal and government sewer systems.
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We installed 6,500-foot of 4-inch DIP through 16-inch DIP for the Toho Wastewater Treatment Plant. Toho Water Authority (TWA) provides water, wastewater and reclaimed water services to approximately 182,400 customers in Kissimmee, Poinciana and unincorporated areas of Osceola County. That’s a lot, but we still know that they have a strict budget to stick to. We worked together beautifully to bring their new Harmony Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion project to fruition.
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SanPik was contracted by Wharton Smith to install approximately 3,000 ft of 12″ HDPE pipe and approximately 3,000 ft of 16″ HDPE pipe using the traditional open-cut method along the Easterly Tibbets Highway on Grand Cayman for the Cayman Water Authority. The fusion work was completed using both a McElroy Cart 412 fusion machine and a McElroy Tracstar 618 fusion machine.
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Our company headed down to the west side of Grand Cayman Island to install approximately 4,300ft of 24″ HDPE pipe for their Wastewater Treatment Plant.
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The project consisted of the 565ft long installation of 10″ and 12″ gravity sewer with 12″ and 15″ gravity sewer with a starting at a 21ft depth. The job consisted of de-watering, which we performed ourselves, and by-pass pumping in a heavy traffic area. Safety was, of course, our number one concern entering this job because we would be dealing with a lot of existing utility conflicts. And, indeed it made pulling a trench box rather challenging.
Being up to the task, we thought to utilize stacking trench boxes, sheet piles, and conventional sheeting and shoring to get the job done safely and efficiently. Our entire work crew paid extra attention to the needs of the community, especially those who regularly came upon our work area on their walking and driving route. Because we waded through those complications as a team, we were able to complete the job ahead of schedule.
