OTHER SERVICES
DEWATERING
Dewatering and construction dewatering are terms used to describe the action of removing groundwater or surface water from a construction site through deep wells or well-points. Normally the dewatering process is done by pumping or evaporation and is usually done before excavation for footings or to lower the water table that might be causing problems excavations. The most common dewatering methods used frequently involves the use of submersible dewatering pumps, centrifugal trash pumps, educators, or application of vacuum to well points.
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SEWER BYPASS
When rehabilitating sewers, the flow cannot simply be diverted. It must be bypassed — temporarily pumped around the pipe being repaired or replaced. This requires pumps capable of moving trash-laden wastewater. The pumps are deployed up-stream from the faulty pipe, and a temporary pipeline is installed from the pumps to a downstream section of the sewer. Temporary plugs set in place between these points allow the pipe to be removed or repaired. Depending on the number of homes or businesses the line serves, the bypass may range from a few gallons to several thousands of gallons per minute. LIONSGATE has the expertise to provide this specialized service.
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WHEEL WASHES
Dirt and mud tracked from jobsites onto roadways presents a major public safety issue and the cleanup of debris can be expensive to the municipality or to the developer. Mitigating this issue has become a major factor in meeting environmental regulations and most large project bid specifications. Some municipalities require it as part of the permitting process. LIONSGATE has a complete line of wheel washes to meet varying site specifications. Call us for a competitive quote.
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EQUIPMENT RENTAL
LIONSGATE provides the full spectrum of pumps, tanks, generators, and fluid transfer equipment to meet tough site conditions. Feel free to call or request an online quote.