Why SewerSolver exists

The sewer industry doesn’t need another report sitting on a shelf. It needs completed work.

SewerSolver grew from field experience with the gap between discovering a problem and carrying it through funding, procurement, construction, and verification.

Start with one basin
SewerSolver

From field work to execution

Preserve the evidence, the people, the decision, and the result.

  1. 01

    Field work

    Inspection, construction, monitoring, maintenance, and rehabilitation create evidence.

  2. 02

    Data problem

    Information becomes scattered across people, systems, reports, and formats.

  3. 03

    Delivery problem

    Findings become disconnected from capital planning, procurement, and execution.

  4. 04

    SewerSolver

    FIND, FUND, FIX, and MONITOR remain connected through one project record.

When evidence does not become action

243M

Estimated gallons of untreated wastewater released after the 72-inch Potomac Interceptor breach on January 19, 2026.

A system failure becomes a coordination test.

Maryland reports that repairs restored normal operation on March 14. The Justice Department later filed a civil complaint alleging Clean Water Act violations; those claims remain allegations unless adjudicated.

Maryland Department of the EnvironmentPotomac Interceptor InformationU.S. Department of JusticeClean Water Act complaint announcement

The lesson is not that one party failed. It is that infrastructure evidence, constraints, decisions, and execution must remain connected across organizations and time.

A practical first step

Start with one basin.

Bring the records and field knowledge you already have. SewerSolver keeps the unknowns visible and helps your team decide what comes next.

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