Arold Construction has been building and rehabilitating infrastructure for nearly 50 years. With 65 employees across trenchless, civil, and water and wastewater services, its team tackles everything from cured in place pipe (CIPP) lining to bridge construction.

“Nuclear is a specialty niche,” explains Carl Beitner, operations manager at Elite Pipeline Services. As a contractor, “if you haven’t worked in nuclear, you won't work in nuclear without support. Safety is first and foremost throughout the industry, where even walking is considered working. And to work in nuclear, you must have conscientious, trustworthy employees and a clean record.”

As the name suggests, Integrity Inspection Solutions champions high ethical standards and an unwavering dedication to its customers. Founders Richard Mason and Cody Aberasturi started the wastewater contracting business in 2018.

The Verisight Pro+ is designed to survive punishing environments while providing clear insight into drain pipes and laterals. This smart push camera gives operators the ability to inspect, document findings and generate reports for on-site delivery.

Its stainless steel self-leveling camera head fits in drain pipes 2" and larger, and can be interchanged with an available pan/tilt camera. Versions are available with 130’, 200’ and 330’ of push cable.

In just three years, private contracting company, Atlantic Pipe Services (APS), turned its two-person team to a staff of 64. President of the company, Allan Cagle, says that growth and success can be attributed to two things: investing in high-performance equipment and a crew selectively hired to align with their vision.

Seattle-based Trenchless Pipe Repairs (TPR) is a residential, commercial and small mainline rehabilitation contractor. TPR was founded 2011 by Nick Patrick, whose previous sewer rehab experience includes serving as CIPP Manager for Applied Professional Services, President at Insta-Pipe Inc. and CIPP Trainer for Northwest Trenchless Services. The company has carved a niche in the Pacific Northwest performing residential and commercial lateral rehabilitation, as well as sectional relining, lateral connection relining and pipe inspection for municipalities. Where new companies find it difficult to get a foothold in this industry—TPR thrives. The success TPR has experienced in the Pacific Northwest can be attributed to its comprehensive approach to rehabilitation.