CIT Sewer Solutions
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Engineers and consultants

We inspect the sewer assets your design depends on.

Our crews record the visible condition of your client’s sewer mains, accessible laterals and manholes. We locate damaged joints, connections, deposits and water entry so your engineering team can define further investigation and rehabilitation. Share the inspection limits, asset identifiers and reporting requirements before we price the field scope.

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Our PACP-certified professionals document your pipe conditions.

Our inspection professionals use NASSCO's Pipeline Assessment Certification Program to code visible pipe conditions for your staff and engineers to review.

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We document your manhole defects using MACP condition codes.

Our municipal manhole assessment includes the selected MACP Level 1 or Level 2 assessment, so your staff can compare recorded conditions across your manhole inventory.

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Inspection video of a pipe interior displayed on the monitor inside a CIT televising truck.
Inspection video shows the visible pipe interior. We agree on coverage and reporting requirements with your project team.

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We inspect the runs and connections you need to evaluate.

Mainline CCTV records the pipe wall, joints and connections along the accessible run. Lateral launch extends the camera into suitable connected pipes when your investigation needs more than a view of the lateral opening.

We review available maps, earlier footage and access with your team. Deposits may require cleaning before the camera can inspect the affected pipe. Coverage limits remain part of the findings; an unreachable section is not evidence that the pipe is sound.

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We record manhole components for your rehabilitation assessment.

A CIT technician operates equipment at an open manhole.
Our technician is shown at an open manhole. Inspection records visible components inside the structure.

Our 360-degree camera records visible walls, joints, pipe connections, benches and channels. These views let your team revisit deterioration or leakage at individual structures while defining repair locations.

Our municipal assessment package uses SewerAI and includes the selected MACP Level 1 or Level 2 coding, 3D models or point clouds, shareable reports and GIS-ready data, with technician review. Agree on the package and identifiers needed for your client’s asset records.

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We document the repair area before and after installation.

Our point-repair and connection-liner packages include before-and-after CCTV. UV lining includes installation documentation, cure records and final CCTV. These records show the visible treated locations for your review against the project requirements.

Inspection findings support your assessment. They do not replace your engineering design, prove hidden structural capacity or establish project acceptance by themselves.

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Find the CIT contact for your project location.

We serve sewer projects in Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Arkansas and Colorado. Our local sales territories cover all 99 Iowa counties, six eastern Nebraska counties and Union County, South Dakota. Include each location when discussing a project across several sites.

Define your sewer inspection scope.

What should we include in an inspection request?
Include the project location, asset map or run list, available pipe sizes, access information, inspection purpose and required coding or report format. Identify bid dates and the documents your client requires to evaluate the proposed scope.
Can you coordinate inspection with rehabilitation?
Yes. We inspect and prepare suitable sewer locations and provide the records included with our selected repair or lining package. Define the installation limits, flow arrangements and review requirements with us before mobilization.

Discuss Your Project

Discuss the sewer assets your team needs inspected.

Tell us the project location, asset coverage and records your engineering team needs.

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