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Cofferdams have existed in some form for thousands of years, and the earliest date back to the early days of Persia, sometime in the mid-500s B.C.E. However, technology has evolved, and the modern cofferdam is nothing like its ancestors, as current building and safety practices continue to improve. Today’s cofferdams are the construction industry’s most …
Water-inflated cofferdams are a temporary damming option that diverts or stores water and are most commonly used for construction, repair, or flooding protection. But how do they work, and what are the main uses? Read on to learn all you need to know and more about inflatable cofferdams, how they function, and how purchasing or …
If you are tired of using sandbags or want a temporary flooding solution that is simple, easy, and cost-effective, you may want to consider renting an inflatable cofferdam. While some construction companies or private landowners may need a cofferdam regularly, and ownership is necessary for them, the story may not be the same for you. …
Flash flooding can happen anywhere, from Arizona’s deserts to New York City’s boroughs. This flooding is characterized by a significant inpouring of moisture in a short period, where standard flooding prevention methods can be overwhelmed by the sheer volume of water flowing into an area. Flash floods can destroy infrastructure, damage property, and are one …
What is dewatering? It draws water, slurry, and damp soil from a site or underground excavation area. Water intrusion and groundwater are crucial components that crews must remove from a construction site before, during, and sometimes even after you finish a construction project. Several methods can accomplish dewatering, each specific to the situation and type …