If you’re familiar with motorsports, you know that a car with good tires and less horsepower will often outperform one with all the power in the world but terrible tires. The same principle applies to sewer jetting equipment. Let me explain.

In Minnesota and the Dakotas, public works operators in small towns are struggling to address wastewater infrastructure issues that are being resolved too slowly by their respective state governments. These challenges not only make it harder for operators to manage these systems but also negatively affect the public health of the communities they serve. So, what can these communities do to protect and provide for themselves, as they often do?

Valve exercising is an important part of maintaining water infrastructure in any size municipality. In this article, we will explain why it is so important and what you can do to maximize efficiency and safety while managing this essential task.