There are several types of dams, and each gets constructed based on usage. In the latest report by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), there are over 90,000 dams in the United States. However, these dams have different structures and...
Successfully Using an Inflatable Cofferdam: 5 Essential Factors
An inflatable cofferdam offers an efficient and effective way of controlling invasive water during floods. So, if you’re running a project that requires dewatering solutions, consider the inflatable cofferdam. We’ll show you how to use it. Keep...
What Are Water-Filled Dams and How Do They Work?
The process of dewatering worksites has been part of the construction industry for decades. Since it’s such a crucial part of building various structures, the process of dewatering and technology innovations have improved with time. One of the more...
Dewatering 101: Complete Guide to Cofferdams
Caissons, cofferdams, inflatable water dams--what are these terms and how do they relate to your construction project? To stay ahead in your construction progress and successfully complete your work, having a dewatering solution is key. Get the...
Caisson vs. Cofferdam: What’s the Difference?
When building a bridge or any other structure in water, a dewatering solution is crucial to completing the project successfully. All dewatering methods are essentially the same, specifically to create a dry work environment. There are, however,...
Top 5 Uses of Cofferdams: Highlighting Inflatable Dams
Understanding the history of cofferdams directly relates to how dewatering solutions are used today. From bridges to canals, the introduction of cofferdams in construction provided a solution for building structures near large depths of water. With...
3 Most Common Types of Cofferdams
Construction building near water poses a number of challenges. Whether you’re building a bridge or constructing an office building, there is a need for reliable water control. Today, the best solution is a cofferdam. Keep your work areas dry and...
What is a Cofferdam in Construction?
In 539 B.C. the first cofferdam was built by King Cyrus of Persia to capture the city of Babylon. While modern dewatering efforts don’t usually concern advancing empires, the cofferdams used today are just as important for construction projects....
3 Reasons to Invest in an Aqua-Barrier This Year
The new year is a great time to reevaluate your progress and set goals for the future. As you start setting resolutions for 2020, it’s important to think of ways to improve your business and protect your employees. By investing in an Aqua-Barrier...
Construction Site Dewatering: Why You Should Get an Aqua-Barrier Soon
Construction projects are rather unpredictable in their timetables. Even if your plan seems flawless, something will happen that you simply can’t control and set your project back. Whether there’s an accident, weather delays, or just a problem with...