Texas
The Texas Team
Luke Coffman
Territory Sales Representative
lcoffman@dukes.com
(817) 937-7322Brian Conroy
Western Region Sales Manager
brian@dukes.com (214) 280-4147 Contact Us Today!
Available Services for Texas
Duke’s is the leader in chemical root control, but we also offer a variety of other underground infrastructure services to cities throughout Texas, including critical inspection services, cleaning, testing, mapping, and more.
Get thorough, long-lasting, preventative solutions to the (often expensive) problems caused by roots in pipes: Duke's can provide a chemical/herbicide solution to problematic roots throughout cities where we operate in Texas. You need a team that can implement a root control program that minimizes damage, disruption, and costs while preventing roots from quick regrowth—Duke’s can help.
Mitigate risk, service disruptions, expensive repairs, and safety problems by inspecting for cross-bores and implementing solutions to prevent issues in the future. Duke’s provides cross-bore inspection services to Texas cities, including pre- and post-inspection data to ensure cross-bores don’t become a costly problem.
With accuracy provided by 360-degree camera technology, Duke’s manhole inspection services for Texas can ensure up-to-date, thorough information regarding the integrity and functionality of wastewater systems and infrastructure. Regular manhole inspections for Texas municipalities prevents costly treatment after the fact by addressing potential inflow and infiltration issues before they happen.
The simple but highly effective smoke & dye testing technique detects leaks or cracks in sewer system pipes with non-toxic smoke and documents results with GPS. Duke’s provides smoke & dye testing for cities in Texas to assess the overall integrity of the wastewater infrastructure and ensure safe, sturdy pipelines.
Duke’s uses advanced camera systems to visually assess the interior condition of sewer pipes and detect cracks or structural defects, root intrusions, blockages, and signs of inflow and infiltration. Regular CCTV inspections and cleaning are essential tools for identifying weaknesses and ensuring the reliability of sewer lines, and Duke’s can help with CCTV Inspection & Cleaning services in Texas.
Get our I&I Micro Detection services throughout Texas and get more accurate detection of inflow and infiltration (I&I) over large areas. Duke’s employs advanced micro-detection technologies and algorithms to pinpoint the specific line segments causing excess I&I within a basin, down to the street level, improving both speed and precision.
Inspecting collection systems is crucial but often expensive. We offer cities throughout Texas acoustic pipeline inspections, which are fast, cost-effective ways to prevent sewer backups and minimize potential damage. Get efficient and effective results thanks to Duke’s expertise.
Texas Underground Infrastructure Solutions: Sewer Maintenance & Root Intrusion Prevention by Duke's
Duke's is a leading provider of underground infrastructure solutions across Texas, specializing in sewer system maintenance and root intrusion prevention. Through active participation in key industry associations, tradeshows, and conferences throughout Texas, we collaborate with municipal leaders, utility managers, and engineers to share innovative strategies. Discover our proven results and industry best practices in root control, CCTV inspections, and inflow & infiltration (I&I) mitigation. Learn how Duke's helps Texas municipalities extend the lifespan of their underground assets. Explore our latest industry engagements and Texas success stories.
Texas Water Conference
The Texas Water Annual Conference is the largest regional water conference in the United States, jointly hosted by the Texas Section American Water Works Association (TAWWA) and the Water Environment Association of Texas (WEAT). This premier gathering attracts a diverse array of professionals from the water and wastewater industry, including engineers, scientists, utility managers, and regulatory officials. For Duke’s Root Control, participating in the Texas Water Conference is an invaluable opportunity to engage with industry leaders, showcase our innovative solutions for sewer maintenance and root control, and reinforce our commitment to supporting Texas communities in maintaining resilient and efficient water infrastructure.
TWUA North Central Texas Regional School
The TWUA North Central Texas Regional School, at the University of Texas at Arlington, is a cornerstone event for water and wastewater professionals across the region. Organized by the Texas Water Utilities Association, this five-day conference offers comprehensive training aligned with Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) licensing requirements, including courses for D and C level certifications, specialized topics, and TWUA instructor training. Attendees benefit from hands-on learning, networking opportunities, and access to an exhibit hall featuring over 50 industry vendors. For Duke’s, participating in this event provides a valuable platform to connect with utility professionals, demonstrate our commitment to infrastructure excellence, and support the ongoing education that sustains safe and efficient water systems throughout North Central Texas.
Texas Municipal League Annual Conference
Duke's is a proud and active participant in the Texas Municipal League (TML) Annual Conference, a premier event for connecting with Texas municipal leaders, utility managers, and public works professionals. This conference offers an invaluable opportunity for Duke's to share our cutting-edge solutions for maintaining healthy underground infrastructure, specifically addressing the costly challenges of root intrusion and inflow & infiltration. By engaging directly with key decision-makers, we showcase our proven technologies, discuss best practices in sewer system maintenance, and highlight successful case studies from municipalities across the Lone Star State. The TML Annual Conference serves as a vital platform for Duke's to reinforce our commitment to supporting Texas communities in extending the lifespan and efficiency of their essential underground assets.
