Even though pipelines run underground, humans must make way on the surface, and that’s what happened in Bridal Falls, British Columbia.
Trans Mountain Corp., which is expanding its crude oil pipeline from Edmonton, Alberta, to Vancouver, British Columbia, was coming through, and an onsite system was in the right of way. It had to be replaced and repositioned, so the company called in Canadian Septic to get the job done.Because the system was being updated, it was required to meet current standards, says James Stiksma, owner of Canadian Septic based in Langley, British Columbia. Producing wastewater was an eight-room motel, two
