Inspection & Network Integrity
Condition intelligence for sewer and storm, gas and water networks.
Condition decisions are only as strong as the evidence connected to the asset.
Network Inspection Services
Three programs, organized by the network you run.
01Sewer & storm
Mains, laterals, manholes and catch basins with standards-based coding.
02Gas
Mains and services where crossings or leak indicators need review.
03Water
Mains, services, valves and hydrants, tied to the correct asset.
What You Receive
Sewer and storm observations your team can act on.
Documented observations for the specific assets inspected.
Evidence for compliance and risk-based maintenance priorities.
Why It Matters
How It Works
01
Set assets, standards and decisions.
02
Capture condition with the right method.
03
Code findings and identify concerns.
04
Feed maintenance, compliance and planning.
Proof
Questions
PACP, LACP and MACP provide consistent condition-coding frameworks for pipelines, laterals and manholes. Confirm the required program, coding edition, deliverable format and personnel qualifications when the inspection scope is defined.
Sewer and storm mains, laterals, manholes and catch basins; gas cross-bores and leaks; water leaks and fire hydrants.
Into deliverables you can use — and, if you want it, into the Web-GIS so condition lives beside location in one system.
Start with the asset type, known concerns, available records and the decision the findings must support. Tierra can then align the inspection method, condition standard and deliverable with operations, compliance or capital-planning needs.
The scope can connect sewer, storm, gas and water work where that fits the owner’s program. Each asset keeps the appropriate inspection method and standard while the resulting records can be organized for a common mapping or asset-management workflow.
Know Your Network
