South Carolina
The South Carolina Team
Josh Hollman
Sales Representative, Atlantic Region
jhollman@dukes.com
(910) 538-1060Contact Us Today!
Available Services for South Carolina
In addition to being the leader in chemical root control, Duke’s also provides a variety of other underground infrastructure services to cities in South Carolina. These include critical inspection services, preventative cleaning and testing, mapping, and more.
Roots are capable of causing costly problems for pipes and preventative care is always the most effective way to save time and money. Duke’s can provide a chemical/herbicide solution to problematic roots in cities where we operate in North Carolina, quickly minimizing damage, disruption to citizens or businesses, and costs while preventing quick regrowth.
With Duke’s I&I Micro Detection, you can get accurate detection of inflow and infiltration (I&I) over large areas in North Carolina cities, with advanced micro-detection technologies and algorithms to pinpoint specific line segments. These I&I Micro Detection services are available throughout North Carolina and help find issues that could be causing excess I&I within a basin, down to the street level, improving both speed and precision.
As a fast and cost-effective method for inspecting collection systems, acoustic pipe inspection helps minimize potential damage, sewer backups, and expensive repairs after the fact. We offer cities throughout North Carolina acoustic pipeline inspections that provide efficient and effective results thanks to Duke’s expertise.
Cross-bore inspections can help North Carolina municipalities avoid risk, service disruptions, costly repairs, and numerous safety issues. Duke’s uses cutting-edge technology and a skilled team to perform cross-bore inspection services and provide accurate pre- and post-inspection data to help municipalities identify current cross-bores and prevent future ones.
Duke's is licensed to provide a variety of engineering services to cities in North Carolina, allowing our Design Division to deliver expert analysis, design, and building solutions for water, wastewater, and stormwater systems.
With regular inspections of sewer lines, weaknesses can be identified and repaired, keeping systems functioning reliably. By using CCTV, Duke’s can perform inspections and cleaning services for cities in North Carolina—the advanced camera systems provide more accurate information on the interior condition of sewer pipes, detect cracks or structural defects, root intrusions, blockages, and signs of inflow and infiltration.
Regular manhole inspections for North Carolina municipalities prevents costly treatment caused by inflow and infiltration issues by addressing potential problems before they happen. Duke’s manhole inspection services for North Carolina can ensure up-to-date, thorough information regarding the integrity and functionality of wastewater systems and infrastructure with accuracy provided by 360-degree camera technology.
Dukes provides Smoke & Dye testing services to cities in North Carolina to assess the overall integrity of the wastewater infrastructure and ensure safe, sturdy pipelines. By using a simple but highly effective technique involving non-toxic smoke, we can test for leaks or cracks in sewer system pipes and document results with GPS for accuracy.
Duke’s can provide hydro-excavation services to cities in North Carolina that ensure a cost-effective, efficient, and safe excavation with minimal disruption to traffic, pedestrian flow, and nearby businesses and residents. This method for exposing underground utilities is growing more and more popular for its safety, precision, environmental considerations, and overall efficiency.
Serving South Carolina: Our Commitment to Local Underground Infrastructure
At Duke’s, we are committed to staying at the forefront of underground infrastructure solutions by actively participating in leading industry associations, tradeshows, and conferences throughout South Carolina. Our involvement allows us to collaborate with municipal leaders, utility managers, and engineers to share innovative strategies for sewer system maintenance and root intrusion prevention. Through these events and real-world case studies, we showcase proven results, highlight industry best practices, and demonstrate how our services—including root control, CCTV inspections, and inflow & infiltration mitigation—help municipalities extend the life of their underground assets. Explore our latest industry engagements and success stories to see how Duke’s is making an impact across South Carolina.
South Carolina Environmental Conference
The South Carolina Environmental Conference (SCEC) is the premier annual event for water and wastewater professionals in the state, co-hosted by the Water Environment Association of South Carolina (WEASC) and the South Carolina Section of the American Water Works Association (SCAWWA). SCEC features over 170 technical sessions, operator competitions, and an expansive exhibit hall showcasing the latest products and services in the industry. For Duke’s Root Control, participating in SCEC offers a valuable platform to connect with South Carolina's water professionals, demonstrate our innovative solutions for sewer maintenance and root control, and reinforce our commitment to supporting the state's infrastructure needs.
WEASC Operator Conference
The Water Environment Association of South Carolina (WEASC) Operator Conference is a cornerstone event dedicated to advancing the skills and knowledge of water and wastewater operators across the state. Attendees can engage in unique events such as the PWO Fastest Cut Competition, the Young Professionals and Quarter Century Operator Social, and the Awards Luncheon, which honors outstanding contributions to the field. For Duke’s Root Control, participating in the WEASC Operator Conference provides an invaluable opportunity to connect with South Carolina's water professionals, demonstrate our innovative solutions for sewer maintenance and root control, and reinforce our commitment to supporting the state's infrastructure needs.
