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Pump Station Rehabilitation: Why Small Leaks Become Big Problems
Pump stations are some of the hardest-working assets in any wastewater collection system. They move millions of gallons of wastewater every year, operating around the clock with little attention. That is, until something goes wrong. Unfortunately, many municipalities...
Why Municipalities in Illinois and Indiana are Prioritizing Manhole Rehabilitation Over Replacement
For municipalities across Illinois and Indiana, maintaining aging wastewater infrastructure has become a balancing act between protecting public assets and managing limited budgets. Isaiah Hale, Business Development Manager for Advanced Rehabilitation Technology...
How to Communicate Underground Infrastructure Projects to Residents: A Municipal Project FAQ
Learn how municipalities can improve infrastructure project communication with a free FAQ template for underground infrastructure rehabilitation projects.
Water and Wastewater Rehabilitation Expansion in Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, and Washington, D.C.
Explore water and wastewater rehabilitation in Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, and Washington, D.C. including trenchless solutions for manholes and pump stations.
How ART is Expanding its Presence Across Texas to Support Underground Infrastructure Needs
Texas is one of the fastest-growing states in the country and its infrastructure is feeling the strain. From rapidly expanding cities to aging systems that haven’t kept pace, municipalities across the state are facing increasing pressure to maintain and rehabilitate...
When Should You Use CCTV Inspection for Sewer Systems and What Problems Can It Actually Detect?
In a previous blog, we detailed how sewer systems are constantly exposed to corrosion, blockages, and structural deterioration but most of these issues develop out of sight. By the time problems like backups, sinkholes, or overflows occur, the damage is often already...
Interceptor Sewer Rehabilitation Without Replacement: ART’s Evergreen–Farmington Project
Large-diameter interceptor sewers are the backbone of municipal wastewater systems, and when they begin to deteriorate, replacement is rarely a realistic or cost-effective option. That was the challenge facing the Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner’s Office...
Industrial Secondary Containment Solutions: ART Restores Chemical Offloading Pads at St. Joseph Energy Center
When the St. Joseph Energy Center in New Carlisle, Indiana (now operating as AEP Elderberry Station), a 700-megawatt natural gas-fired, 2×1 combined-cycle plant that provides clean, efficient energy for more than 400,000 households, needed a reliable solution for its...
From Prep to Perfection: ART’s Approach to a 7.5-Million-Gallon Tank Rehab
At the Milton Regional Sewer Authority (MRSA) in Pennsylvania, wastewater treatment is about managing flow and about generating power. Every day, the facility processes roughly one million gallons of wastewater from a major food manufacturer, using an enormous...
Strengthening Sales: Meet ART’s Client Support Team
ART is proud to welcome Skeat Hug to our Client Support team. He will join Cole Andres in providing the tools, coordination, and resources that sales need to succeed, ensuring every customer receives attentive service, and that every opportunity is maximized. “Our...
