Electricity, Internet, running water and the smooth discharge of waste water are a matter of course for people today. In order to guarantee a future supply and disposal as well as the increasing demand, the existing sewer and pipeline systems are renewed and maintained under consideration of environmental, sustainability and cost aspects. In many respects - for a clean future!
For an improved environment
The wide range of tasks and solutions requires in-depth knowledge and continuous further training of both management and specialist staff. In addition to this permanent training and further education, the quality marks awarded for canal construction, gas and water pipeline construction, underground cable line construction and tunnelling work document careful quality monitoring in the interests of our clients. The Max Bögl Group offers clients solutions from a single source thanks to its broad profile. A powerful fleet of equipment and vehicles, our own sand pits and quarries as well as concrete and asphalt mixing plants are available to find technical solutions even for the most difficult problems. Max Bögl meets the high quality demands of its customers by professionally covering the entire material spectrum of gravity and pressure pipes. As a certified waste disposal company, we also fulfil all requirements for the professional handling of contaminated sites.
Range of Services for Supply and Disposal
- Pipeline Construction
- District Heating
- Duct Construction
- Gas and Water Pipeline Construction
Pipe Rehabilitation
Pipe Rehabilitation refers to the rehabilitation of supply and disposal pipes laid in the ground. New process technologies can restore the functionality of the pipes and extend their service life. The main difference between these techniques and conventional pipeline civil engineering is that roads and paths do not have to be excavated lengthwise. This is why we speak of trenchless pipe rehabilitation. Another advantage of this approach is shorter construction times and thus lower costs and environmental pollution.
Today, trenchless sewer rehabilitation is an innovative and cost-effective alternative to conventional open construction methods. In addition to hose and short liners as well as remote-controlled robot systems, the rehabilitation specialists at Max Bögl rely on a further liner technology: the repair of damage to defective drinking water and sewage pipes using the close-fit method.
