Township of Russell, Excavation Project

Here is the excavator digging the sides of the ditch. The stakes were placed specifically to guide the operator. The laser allows us to take the level of land and then stay within the parameters required according to the civil engineer’s plans.

Here is the excavation of a large ditch in the Township of Russell. The rainwater flows into a retention ditch and will then flow into the adjacent stream.

Here is a different shot of the installation of ditch.

The location of the rocks in the water allows the sediments to be collected, in order to maintain the quality of the water and slow down the quantity of water poured.

Here is the installation of manholes for rainwater, in the parking lot.

When we are installing storm pipes, we use a laser to give the alignment of the pipe. This also allows us to check the alignment of the slope of the pipe. Compaction is required for the structural support of the pipes.

Here are the sanitary pipes’ intersection. The compaction does require granular A stone to provide structural support around the pipes.

Description

Digging ditches
Install water main, pressure test & chlorinate
Install storm & sewer mains

Township of Russell Excavation