Sewers drainage

Sewer construction is the process of creating a system of pipes to carry wastewater and storm water away from homes and businesses. This is an important part of ensuring the health and safety of our communities.

The process of sewer construction typically involves the following steps:

Site preparation: The first step is to prepare the site for construction. This may involve removing trees, vegetation, and other debris. The site may also need to be graded to ensure that the pipes will slope properly.
Excavation: Once the site is prepared, the next step is to excavate the trench for the sewer pipes. This is typically done using a 360 excavator, as you mentioned. The size of the excavator will depend on the size of the trench.
Placing the pipes: Once the trench is excavated, the pipes can be placed. The pipes are typically made of concrete or PVC. They are laid in the trench and then connected together using joints.
Backfilling: Once the pipes are in place, the trench is backfilled. This is done using soil or other material. The backfill material is compacted to ensure that the pipes are properly supported.