03 / SERVICE

Water
& sewer infrastructure

Watermain, sewer main and service connections are different assets with different requirements. Establish the ownership boundary, drawings and approvals before defining the construction scope.

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CONNECTION / HANDOFF

Join the system.
Clarify the boundary.

Infrastructure work becomes clearer when ownership, connection points and the next inspection or trade are shown as one sequence.

APPLICATIONS

Use the method
for a defined job.

Common applications are shown as project questions, not a claim that every site or condition fits the same method.

Watermain projects

Define the asset, connection points and project requirements with the responsible owner and design team.

Sanitary & storm sewer

Keep sanitary and stormwater scope distinct, including access, flow management and reinstatement.

Site connections

Clarify the public and private portions of a connection and the work expected at each interface.

PROJECT BRIEF

What needs
to be visible.

Is all water and sewer work included?

The work must be confirmed against the project requirements. Excavation, installation, connections, testing, disposal and restoration should each be identified in the agreed scope.

Drawings, specifications and the responsible asset owner

Connection points and existing infrastructure

Permit, access and traffic-control responsibilities

Testing, restoration and handover requirements

NEXT STEP

Define the scope before the equipment.

Share the location, the work you need completed and the information already available. We’ll use that to frame the next conversation.

Discuss the project

Water& sewer infrastructure

Join the system.Clarify the boundary.

Use the methodfor a defined job.