(Utica, NY – Feb. 8, 2013) National Water Main Cleaning Co., a leader in wastewater maintenance technology and services, is happy to announce the opening of its new facility in the great city of Utica. A Ribbon Cutting ceremony to commemorate the grand opening will takes place on, Wednesday, March 13 at 928 Broad St. in Utica.
The Mohawk Valley Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors, Pamela G. Matt, Esq., Mohawk Valley Chamber Executive Director, and local dignitaries, will be on hand for the Ribbon Cutting at 11:00 am.
In business since 1899, NWMCC was purchased by the Carylon Corporation in 1964. With over 100 years of experience serving the wastewater maintenance needs of municipalities, utilities and industries, NWMCC has become known as one of the premier environmental protection contractors in their industry.
With unmatched experience in underground infrastructure maintenance and new rehabilitation technology, National Water Main Cleaning Co. is eager to show everyone what they have to offer. Over the years, NWMCC has efficiently and cost-effectively solved countless wastewater maintenance problems –while saving their customers millions of dollars in the process.
“Managing underground infrastructure is extremely important, and we realize that many customers do not have the money in their budget to keep up with the rising cost of repairs”, stated Amanda Moran of NWMCC. “We put the customer first by always striving to find ways to save them money and still provide them with the best possible service available”.
A lunch presentation will be held immediately after the ribbon cutting ceremony. The presentation will be given by Jim Lounsbery, Executive Vice President and will feature the many services and cutting-edge technologies that National Water Main Cleaning Co. can provide.