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October 10, 2019 Water

Retrofitting Aging Water, Wastewater Infrastructure Creates Fresh Starts

Maintaining water and wastewater infrastructure is often a time-consuming and costly operation, requiring a diverse team with maintenance and operational skill sets to be successful. However, all water and wastewater infrastructure will eventually need renovations or rebuilds to remain useful. Retrofitting involves updating facilities in existing locations, providing a myriad of benefits by applying a strategic approach to the challenges of aging infrastructure.

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