March 2026 - Montana Construction

Manhole Repair vs Replacement: What’s the Best Option?

Manhole Restoration, Sewer Infrastructure / bevCCM

Municipal sewer systems rely on manholes for safe access during inspections, maintenance, and repairs. Over time, these structures can deteriorate due to constant exposure to moisture, chemicals, and traffic loads above ground. When damage occurs, municipalities must determine whether manhole repair is sufficient or if full replacement is necessary. Understanding the differences between these approaches

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Cured in Place Pipe: Addressing Aging Sewer Infrastructure

Sewer Infrastructure, Trenchless Sewer Repair, Trenchless Water Line Repair / bevCCM

Municipal sewer systems across the country are aging, and maintaining them has become a growing challenge for public works departments. As pipes deteriorate due to corrosion, shifting soil, and decades of heavy use, municipalities must find efficient ways to repair infrastructure without causing major disruptions to roads, neighborhoods, or businesses. Cured in place pipe technology

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Infrared Asphalt Repair: When Is It the Best Option?

Blog, Infrared Asphalt Repair / bevCCM

Parking lots, driveways, access roads, and walkways are some of the most visible features of a commercial property. When these surfaces begin to crack, sink, or develop potholes, they not only affect the property’s appearance but also create safety hazards for tenants, customers, and visitors. Infrared asphalt repair has become a popular solution for property

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Combined Sewer Overflow: Managing It in Aging Municipal Systems

Blog, Combined Sewer Overflow / bevCCM

Many older cities still rely on combined sewer systems that carry both stormwater and wastewater through the same network of pipes. During periods of heavy rain or rapid snowmelt, these systems can become overwhelmed, leading to combined sewer overflow events that release untreated water into nearby rivers or waterways. Managing combined sewer overflow has become

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