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Great Lakes TV Seal owners Greg Healy (left) and his brother Brett Healy, with some of their crew around a Vactor 2100 Plus Water Recycling System truck.
Great Lakes TV Seal readily goes to extremes to serve its municipal customers, even if it means inspecting underwater sewer lines via barges and boats or using all-terrain vehicles to transport portable inspection systems through swamplands.
“That’s one of our niches — doing jobs that other people won’t do,” says Brett Healy, 45, who co-owns the Green Bay, Wisconsin-based company with his brother, Greg. “We look at jobs as challenges, and before you know it, you’re...