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Choosing a sewer jetter usually starts with a simple question: what kind of lines does your crew clean most often? A plumbing contractor working primarily on residential and commercial drains has different equipment needs than a municipality maintaining sewer mains throughout a community. Pipe size, access, the material you’re trying to remove, and how much… Read the Full Article
A combination sewer cleaner earns its place in a fleet by handling more than one type of job. A municipal crew may start the day with scheduled sanitary sewer cleaning, recover debris from a manhole later in the morning, and be redirected to a catch basin or blocked storm line before the shift is over…. Read the Full Article
Storm drains are easy to overlook when they’re working properly. But leaves, sediment, trash, and other debris collect in catch basins and drainage lines over time, and enough buildup can restrict the movement of stormwater. Municipalities, public works departments, contractors, and commercial property operators rely on regular storm drain maintenance to keep these systems clear…. Read the Full Article
Sewer Equipment would like to introduce you to our Industrial Sales Team members! David Smith David is the Director of Industrial Sales, responsible for leading the sales team, developing effective sales strategies, building strong client relationships, and overseeing performance metrics, sales plans, and annual budgets. With over 30 years of experience in sales and sales… Read the Full Article
Every excavation job comes with uncertainty. Before a crew can repair a water main, expose a utility line, or access a buried valve, they need to know exactly what’s below the surface. Traditional mechanical digging can remove large amounts of material quickly, but it also increases the risk of damaging underground infrastructure. That’s one reason… Read the Full Article
Sewer Equipment is excited to announce its new municipal partnership with Epoke North America. Epoke will represent Sewer Equipment’s simple, safe, and reliable brands: Sewer Equipment Company of America, Mongoose Jetters, Ramvac, Cappellotto, and others known in the industry for over 75 years. Epoke is located in Ontario, Canada and will represent Ontario for Sewer Equipment. Epoke has over 25 years… Read the Full Article
As we continue to grow Sewer Equipment’s dealership network across North America, we are pleased to announce that we are expanding Sewer Equipment’s partnership with Jet-Vac Equipment Company, now serving Alabama. Jet-Vac Equipment Company is Sewer Equipment’s authorized dealer in the states of South Carolina, North Carolina, Florida, Georgia, and Tennessee, operating all of their… Read the Full Article
When heavy equipment is down, every minute counts—and downtime can mean significant lost revenue. Sewer Equipment has taken a major step to help customers stay productive with the opening of its new Aftermarket Parts Distribution Center in Dixon, Illinois. This 23,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility is dedicated to enhancing parts availability, improving order accuracy, and accelerating fulfillment… Read the Full Article
Sewer Equipment proudly celebrates 83 years of business this year. Our company’s history began in 1941 in a garage in Park Ridge, IL, with a simple idea of a tool to unclog kitchen sinks. In the 1970s, the second generation of O’Briens developed several machines in Chadwick, IL. We continued to evolve, creating simple, safe, and reliable solutions for… Read the Full Article
Sewer Equipment, located in Dixon, IL, has been manufacturing the industry’s highest quality sewer cleaning and vacuum excavation equipment for over 80 years. Home of the Sewer Equipment Co. of America, Ramvac, Mongoose Jetters, and Cappellotto brands, Sewer Equipment serves municipal, contractor, utility, and plumbing industries with simple, safe, and reliable solutions. Most recently, Sewer Equipment… Read the Full Article
