Wellpoints
Shallow groundwater control for trenches, foundations, and utility work. A header system and vacuum pumping to lower the water table around the excavation.
Houston, Texas
Groundwater control for Houston job sites.
We size the system, operate the pumps, and maintain water levels so work can proceed.
Our dewatering and bypass methods.
Groundwater control and bypass pumping for excavations, utilities, and sites that require a dry working area. Share the site conditions and we will recommend a method.
Deep wells
Higher-yield wells when the excavation needs more drawdown than a wellpoint stage can hold. Used on larger commercial and industrial excavations where the soils allow it.
Bypass pumping
Temporary pumping so a sewer, storm, or force main can stay in service while the line is repaired or replaced.
How a job proceeds.
From the first call to a dry, usable site. Timing and crew details will be confirmed for each job.
01
Call or send plans
Site location, depth, soils if you have them, and when the area needs to be dry. A photo of the excavation is a useful starting point.
02
We size the system
Wellpoints, wells, open pumping, or a combination. You get a written scope. Permit needs are flagged when discharge is involved.
03
Equipment on site
Pumps, hose, and the crew to set the system. Complete with all required piping, fittings, and accessories.
04
We keep the site dry
The system stays in place until the work is done — pour, backfill, or pull. Support and adjustments available as needed.
Featured job
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