Washington
City of Newcastle
215,000 linear feet of storm sewer is a lot to keep straight in your head. Newcastle brought in PipeAid's AI-powered condition assessment and digital twin to turn a sprawling, multi-phase program into something they can actually manage. Here's how they're staying ahead of it.
Ohio
City of Upper Arlington
Upper Arlington didn't want to overhaul how their contractors capture footage — they just wanted better results from it. With PipeAid, reviewing video that used to take 45 minutes now takes 10. Same contractor-shot CCTV, now powered by AI that feeds their CMOM program with accurate, GIS-integrated defect data at a fraction of the time and cost. Here's the upgrade.
Alabama
Athens Utilities Water Services
Athens Utilities was drowning in clunky PDF reports that nobody could really use. PipeAid changed that. Inspection results now flow straight into their GIS system instead of getting buried in a folder. Here's how Athens modernized without reinventing their whole workflow.
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Indiana
Town of Newburgh
PDFs and spreadsheets can only tell you so much about a pipe that's slowly falling apart. Newburgh turned to PipeAid to convert that scattered paperwork into accurate, GIS-integrated data. The result? They could actually track deterioration in the pipes and build a proactive CMOM strategy around ground truth sewer intelligence. Here's the story.
Alaska
Anchorage Water and Wastewater Utility
A single demo was enough to show AWWU what accurate defect data could do for their planning process. Since then, we've processed Anchorage's sewer inspection videos and pinpointed potential defects with high accuracy no guesswork required, even in Alaska-sized infrastructure.
