City Handles Wide Range of Utility Work In-House

In this video profile, workers with the city of Liberty, Missouri, use a CCTV van setup by Envirosight and its ROVVER X camera to inspect sanitary sewer lines. Then, a crew installs a new 8-inch water main in an area that had been plagued by chronic leaks.

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April 23, 2018

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In this video profile, you can see workers with the city of Liberty, Missouri, in action. First, using a CCTV van setup by Envirosight and its ROVVER X camera to inspect sanitary sewer lines. Then, a crew installing a new 8-inch water main in an area that had been plagued by chronic leaks.

Read more about Liberty and its utility work in the May 2018 issue of Municipal Sewer & Water magazine.

Learn more about Envirosight and its inspection equipment offerings at www.envirosight.com.

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