Four jetting trucks, all ours
High-pressure jetting for sewer and stormwater lines, root cutting and routine cleaning. More than one job at a time, and a spare when one is in for service.
Bloemfontein · Free State · since 2010
One contractor clears, inspects and reports the line.
Four jetting trucks, our own CCTV crawler and our own workshop. Nothing waits on hired plant.
2010Operating since
4Jetting trucks
TrainedConfined-space entry crews
Every metreFindings located along the line
Four jetting trucks, and the plant to back them
Every unit on a job is ours. That is the difference between a start date and an estimate - there is no hire queue between you and the work.
Water and sewer pump, for hire
Over-pumping and bypass while a line is out of service, on its own or with a crew. Ask about availability.
Our own workshop
Maintenance and repairs happen in-house, so a truck down for a part does not wait on anyone else's schedule.
What we are called out for
Jetting and pipe cleaning
Blockages, fat and root ingress, silt and debris. High-pressure jetting clears the line and leaves it in a state where a camera can actually see the pipe wall - which is why cleaning and inspection belong in the same visit.
CCTV pipeline inspection
A recorded survey of the line with video, still images and a written report locating what was found and where. Municipal and consulting clients get something they can attach to a repair instruction.
Pump hire - water and sewer
Over-pumping and bypass while a line is isolated for repair or replacement. Available on hire on its own, or with an ARPCO crew.
Municipal, consulting and industrial work
Most of what we do is sewer and stormwater for municipalities and consulting engineers, with industrial sites in between.
This is the whole line, not a photograph of it.
One continuous recording from our own crawler, played by your scroll. Watch the distance at the top of the picture climb as the camera travels: every finding is recorded at a measured position in the line, so a repair can be pointed at rather than described.
14.92 m
24.05 m
Inside the line
What the camera actually sees
Every one of these is a frame from an ARPCO inspection. Pick one.
Concrete line, 1.14 m into the run
Four steps, and you keep the record
Tell us the site
Tell us where it is and what the line is doing. You get a realistic time back, not an optimistic one.
Measured, not estimated
A gradient read off the camera's own telemetry is a number you can put in a report. An opinion formed at the manhole is not.
Every inspection comes back with the footage, the still images and a written record of what was found and where along the line. That is what a consulting engineer needs to specify a repair, and what a municipality needs to justify one.
Need a line cleared, inspected, or a pump on site?
Call Werner directly, or send a WhatsApp with the site and what the line is doing.
083 282 7290Office 051 434 1091 · 24 Mill St, Bloemfontein
