A mechanical compression connection is a joint that is created by tightening a female threaded nut onto a male threaded body, thus compressing a rubber seal and retaining ring.

The human body is made up of approximately 60% water and each day we have to replace nearly 2.5 quarts in order to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

While surrounding the water main, a service saddle is the starting place to making water work on the service lateral.

Flexible pipe connections are known for their corrosion resistance, light weight material, and ease of use.

Protecting our drinking water supply is a top priority for water providers.

Step 1: Find the leak Step 2: Fix the leak Sounds pretty easy, right? Not exactly.

When a water main breaks, one of the city’s top priorities is to gain access to this resource again.

As an alternative to housing the water meter inside of the structure, a meter pit is seen as a time saver, convenient, and comes available with a lot of options.

To fully commit to an innovative culture, the inspiration for new and improved products can come from just about anywhere and anyone, especially employees and customers.

Making water work is no easy task.