Meticulous Inspections Help Northeast Utility Restore Sewer Capacity

Meticulous Inspections Help Northeast Utility Restore Sewer Capacity

Dan Rowley, left, superintendent of the Water and Sewer Division for the Town of Shrewsbury’s Department of Public Works, reviews plans with Patrick Cotton, center, team leader with Weston & Sampson, and Patrick Yeo, project manager with Weston & Sampson.

Groundwater and runoff infiltrating the Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, sewer system is an aggravation. Yet it’s also offering an opportunity. In the course of a multiyear examination and rehab of the system, Shrewsbury officials are bringing back the system’s designed level of service, thereby opening the way for more customers.

“The town benefits by being able to develop more of the needs areas,” says project manager Patrick Yeo, an engineer with Weston & Sampson, a...

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