Pictured below is an aerial shot of our Acton Storm Tanks site where we have excavated a 31m-deep shaft and built interception chambers to intercept and redirect existing flows from Stamford Brook sewer into our main 25km sewer. Find out what else we've been up to at this site by visiting our Acton Storm Tanks site page: https://ow.ly/RnUG50TjM5t
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https://lnkd.in/gUd4e75U If the land's soggy all the time, it might as well be used as for collecting storm water. My story for WSPY.
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Precast concrete is inherently resilient and provides excellent protection against high winds, storm surge, and flying debris. It is often used in FEMA shelters and other structures providing protection and resiliency. Learn more at https://bit.ly/2yNolEs
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Precast concrete is inherently resilient and provides excellent protection against high winds, storm surge, and flying debris. It is often used in FEMA shelters and other structures providing protection and resiliency. Learn more at https://bit.ly/2yNolEs
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Good to see the different approaches taken in solving issues
In August, we’ll be starting work in West Lilling to reduce storm overflow discharges into a tributary of Black Dike. The work is being carried out by our contract partner, Morrison Water Services, and includes installing 430m of new surface water sewer pipes as well as connecting road gullies and surface water from properties to the new surface water sewer. We hope to have completed this work by the end of the year and once finished, it will reduce storm overflow discharges into Black Dike, which flows into the river Foss. For more information, please visit: https://ow.ly/UPcx50SNchl
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Brace yourselves! ⛈️ Our storm sewer installation is underway! With every pipe laid and every connection made, we're gearing up to tackle stormwater like never before. 🙌 #iN4StructureLtd #OntarioConstruction #SafetyFirst #ConstructionSafety
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Precast concrete is inherently resilient and provides excellent protection against high winds, storm surge, and flying debris. It is often used in FEMA shelters and other structures providing protection and resiliency. Learn more at https://bit.ly/2yNolEs
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Precast concrete is inherently resilient and provides excellent protection against high winds, storm surge, and flying debris. It is often used in FEMA shelters and other structures providing protection and resiliency. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3MfJTJG
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Precast concrete is inherently resilient and provides excellent protection against high winds, storm surge, and flying debris. It is often used in FEMA shelters and other structures providing protection and resiliency. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3MfJTJG
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