by Asher | Sep 11, 2026 | Forensic Engineering
Wastewater pump stations help move sewage through a sewer system. When one fails, the problem can quickly become serious. A failed pump station may lead to sewage backups, overflows, property damage, and concerns about the environment. Finding the real cause, however,...
by Asher | Sep 10, 2026 | Forensic Engineering
A wastewater system failure can create problems that go far beyond a damaged pipe or overflowing sewer. Sewage may reach buildings, soil, surface water, or groundwater, creating concerns about contamination, property damage, public health, and regulatory compliance....
by Asher | Aug 30, 2026 | Forensic Engineering
Yes, a water infrastructure forensic consultant can strengthen your case. When a lawsuit involves a burst water main, a failed septic system, or a sewage overflow, a judge and jury need someone who can explain what went wrong. That’s where a trained engineer...
by Asher | Aug 29, 2026 | Forensic Engineering
A failed septic system can turn into a costly legal fight fast. When sewage backs up, a leach field floods, or a tank collapses, you need clear answers about what went wrong and why. A septic systems experience forensic engineer studies the physical evidence, traces...
by Asher | May 7, 2020 | Forensic Engineering, Septic Systems
Provided technical advice on rehabilitating an unconventional pump station serving restaurants and other commercial buildings. Correctly diagnosed that the pump station was a septic tank that had been converted into a pump station when sewers became available in the...
by Asher | May 7, 2020 | Forensic Engineering, Septic Systems
Evaluated the feasibility of permitting an onsite wastewater system in the Route 4 corridor. Determined that the County had a prohibited zone in the area that would make such a system extremely difficult to permit. – D&H Landscaping
