Sewerage systems

Sewerage systems are one of the most vital – and often most hidden – networks across our cities and countries. They are responsible for transporting wastewater away from our buildings to sewerage treatment plants, where it is then cleaned before being returned to the environment. A sewerage manhole is a vertical access shaft that allows entry into the sewer system so that it can be properly inspected, repaired, or maintained.

Drainage and stormwater systems

Drainage systems are another underground network that is vital to our everyday lives. They are responsible for carrying rainwater, surface water, and stormwater away from buildings, preventing flooding and water damage. A drainage or stormwater manhole allows entry into the drainage system to make sure it is free of blockages and can be easily repaired to stop leakages if they are broken or their functionality is impacted.

Electrical systems

Electrical utilities such as telecommunications, power, and gas are high-tech services that need to be easily accessible for routing maintenance and repairs, which is why electrical manholes are required for electrical workers to be able to perform technical and often urgent repairs with ease and comfort.

Electrical utilities such as telecommunications, power, and gas are high-tech services that need to be easily accessible for routing maintenance and repairs, which is why electrical manholes are required for electrical workers to be able to perform technical and often urgent repairs with ease and comfort.

First of all, it’s important to know that custom manholes are designed with the functionality of specific system uses in mind, whether it be keeping sewerage pipes clean or providing access to underground electrical cables. They are constructed to be as strong and durable as possible so that they can withstand the regular use that comes from these forms of infrastructure. Not only this, but they can also be designed and constructed to include a variety of safety features, such as non-slip surfaces and well-lit interiors, that help to reduce the risk of accidents to manhole system workers.