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Soldotna, Alaska · Shop & field service

Industry

Construction Dewatering and Infrastructure Pump Support

Dewatering, bypass and temporary pumping for projects on a schedule.

Common operating challenges

  • Schedule-driven work with no slack for equipment failure
  • Changing site conditions and water volumes
  • Temporary systems that still need to be engineered
  • Coordination between trades at startup

Pump systems and applications

  • Excavation dewatering
  • Bypass pumping
  • Stormwater management
  • Temporary transfer systems

Services

How we support this industry

Pump Sales

You need the right pump specified, sourced and delivered — not just a catalog number.

Installation and Commissioning

New equipment has to be set, aligned, started and handed over correctly.

Field Service

The equipment can't leave site, or the problem is in the system, not just the pump.

Emergency Pump Service

Equipment is down right now and production, water service or containment is at risk.

Equipment types

  • Dewatering pumps
  • Submersibles
  • Self-priming pumps
  • Hose, piping and accessories

Environmental and logistical factors

  • Fast equipment sourcing
  • Site access and staging
  • Startup coordination with contractors

Maintenance guidance

  • Daily run checks
  • Screen and intake maintenance
  • Wear inspection between phases

FAQ

Construction and Infrastructure questions

Can you help size a dewatering system?
Yes — give us the volume, lift, discharge distance and water quality.
Do you support startup on site?
Yes, our technicians can install, start and hand off the system.

Tell us what failed, and we'll tell you what it takes.

Send equipment details, nameplate photos and site information — or call the office to talk it through with someone who works on this equipment.