Central Florida · I-4 corridor
Where InSight works: sewer and pipeline coverage in Central Florida
Polk, Hillsborough and Orange County, on the I-4 corridor between Tampa and Orlando. One of the fastest growing industrial regions in the country, and one with two opposite pipe problems at the same time.
Why this corridor
New sewer infrastructure meeting old clay pipe
Warehouse, distribution and logistics construction is going in along I-4 at pace. That means new large diameter sewer and storm pipe needing pre-acceptance CCTV and certified documentation before a county will take it on.
Running against that, older Lakeland, Winter Haven and Tampa neighborhoods sit on aging clay and concrete pipe. Two opposite jobs, one service area, both needing a camera.
The Florida conditions
High water table and sandy soil against Florida sewer pipe
Florida high water table and sandy soils make inflow and infiltration a constant battle for municipal systems. Groundwater enters through defects and the treatment plant pays for it.
The June through November rains push stormwater systems to their limit, and heavy downpours expose cracked laterals, root intrusion and undersized or debris filled storm drains that were fine all through the dry months.
Counties
Counties we cover for sewer and drainage work
Polk County
Home county. Lakeland, Winter Haven, Mulberry, Auburndale, Bartow, Lake Wales. Warehouse construction alongside aging municipal collection systems.
Hillsborough County
Tampa and the I-4 and I-75 corridors. Dense commercial development and utilities under sanitary sewer overflow scrutiny.
Orange County
Orlando metro. Theme park and hospitality infrastructure, and restaurant corridors that drive grease trap and FOG work.
Next step
Get a sewer or drainage quote in Central Florida
Tell us where the site is and what is underground. If you are just outside these three counties, ask anyway.