The underground infrastructure of our piping is vast and complicated. With a mixture of gas, water, sewage, and electrical power all sharing the same configuration, with this brings the risk…
Installing piping brings various dangers and possible damages to existing infrastructure and nearby land. The act of excavation elevate the chances of ground movement, but a switch to trenchless technology…
Thousands of utility strikes occur annually in the UK, presenting an ever-present and significant risk to human life. Electrocutions and explosions are a real possibility and the issue is just…
Kobus is delighted to welcome Steve Terry (General Foreman, Wessex Engineering & Construction Services) of Wessex Water to our Hall of Fame. Steve (pictured right) has consistently promoted the adoption of the…
UKSTT has announced it is hosting a webinar on 22nd October at 11am. For more information visit the UKSTT website at https://www.ukstt.org.uk/webinars/ Wessex Water & Kobus – Putting Customer Benefit…
Live demo of the Kobus KPP400 Pipe Puller was watched by a good crowd at the Trenchless Engineering conference and exhibition in Tomaszowice in Poland. The event showcases the best…
Wessex Water expands its Kobus Pipe Puller operations with the purchase of a powerful Kobus KPP400 excavator mounted machine to further minimise disruption to communities and its customers when renewing…
Kobus Services Ltd is delighted to announce that it has signed a agreement with Dutch company Infra Elite BV, part of the Van Voskuilen BV group, to be our exclusive…
Water mains renewal schemes are essential and can be done trenchlessly or via open cut trenching. However, the practice of renewing the service pipe at the same time is often…
The underground utility infrastructure is vast and congested, leading to the potential risk of utility strikes when working on underground infrastructure. A combination of some or all of the gas,…
Innovative trenchless technology saving time and money with reduced disruption, less property damage, and minimal risk of utility strikes.