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Stormwater is rain or melted snow that flows off roofs, lawns, pavements and other surfaces. In more rural areas, the soil will absorb and filter the water to replenish the surrounding aquifers. In urban environments, the runoff picks up chemicals, pollutants and debris and flows into a storm drain or directly into nearby water source. The runoff enters these areas without any kind of filter and causes hazardous consequences to plants, animals and people.

Davison, Mich. - Jan. 19: Source One Environmental (S1E) has introduced a Mainline Crawler and Push Camera inspection system to their product line. These systems produce professional video results that ensure accuracy and efficiency in the field during sewer inspections. The inspections systems allow customers the ability to view damaged sewer areas clearly in order to understand where the issues are and what is needed to complete a repair. Ideal for industrial, plumbing, construction and municipal customers.

Problem: A 6-inch vitrified clay pipeline in Carrolton, Texas had significant damage, causing heavy I&I. This pipeline was 10 feet deep in an alley way and located in the middle of a residents driveway. Completing a traditional dig-and-replace method would cost between $10,000-$12,000, at least three days of labor and the alley would need to be closed during the repair. This would not only cause the city a large expense and resources, but also inconvenience the homeowner and neighborhood.

Oct. 2015- Davison, Mich.: Source One Environmental (S1E) continues to develop and expand operations, welcoming five new employees to their team this October. These employees will provide additional experience within S1E and Fernco, Inc.