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March 18th, 2014

By Michelle Sinning — Mar 18, 2014 As the United States grapples with one of the worst winters on record, extremely low temperatures and Polar Vortex activity are common during the winter months for our friends to the north. Extreme weather conditions in Canada typically make construction projects more challenging. But infrastructure will always need […]

December 2nd, 2013

Like many large North American cities, Montreal’s sanitary sewer systems were first established in the mid-1800s, with the bulk of the infrastructure built out in the decades following the Great Depression. Although the average age of Montreal’s water and wastewater infrastructure is 57 years, some of the sewer pipes date back as far as 1840. […]

September 1st, 2013

Market Segments: Sewer Rehabilitation Composite Application: CIPP liner for effluent sewerlines Resin: Vipel® L010-PPA-33 Vinyl Ester Diameters: 42 to 60 inches (106.68 to 152.4 centimeters) Total Length: 2,100 feet (640.08 meters) Installed: 2013 Location: Windsor, Ontario, Canada Each day approximately 1,700 minivans roll off of an automotive assembly line in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. More than […]

December 15th, 2012

Clean Water Works is proud to have participated in this years holiday food drive with the Ottawa food bank. A big thank you to the employees of Clean Water Works for filling up a couple boxes helping out the Ottawa food bank achieving to get 279,000 pounds of food this year ! It was a […]

May 5th, 2011

Based in Ottawa, the company was founded in 2005, and is still relatively new to the market. But in such a short time, it has been able to carve out its respective niche in the market, with a goal to surpass the industry standard. Though new to the industry, the company is led by knowledgeable […]

June 29th, 2009

This project consisted of the cleaning of over 90 existing CSP highway culverts from 450mm to 1200mm in diameter, and the CIPP rehabilitation of 11 of these culverts. The work was conducted on Highway 41, a busy highway for cottagers and an entrance way to Bon-Echo Provincial Park. To protect the water courses, sediment control […]

May 31st, 2009

This project consisted of over 2,200m of CIPP sewer rehabilitation, ranging in diameter from 200mm to 900mm, including the replacement of several manholes and sewer sections. The excavation aspect of the project was sub-contracted to a local contractor and managed by CWW. Quebec City had a series of additional road reconstruction projects underway in the […]

March 15th, 2009

The project was the City of Ottawa’s first contract calling for the CIPP rehabilitation of residential sewer laterals while also requiring spot repair excavations prior to lining. Fifty addresses were selected by the City of Ottawa for this contract. Due to breaks and sumps, the sewer laterals could not be rehabilitated by CIPP without a […]

January 21st, 2009

This extremely complex project was tendered by the City of Ottawa, and CWW was the only bidder. The work consisted of cleaning and televising over 600m of 1800mm storm sewer and outfalls. The specific sewer, built in the mid 1950s, had never been maintained; and investigations determined that there was a large accumulation of sediment […]