Construction

Streetside in a suburban neighborhood, a large yellow backhoe with a crewman wearing yellow safety vest and white hard hat looks at pile of brown backfill dirt; nearby is a large yellow crane lowering a green section of pipe into a trench

Photos of Water and Wastewater Construction

Charlotte Water construction starting in your neighborhood? This blog is a visual guide of what to expect during different projects.

Utility crewmen in yellow safety gear build a pumping station at night at the base of a large wood-lined coffer dam; above and around them is earthen sloped ground shrouded with clear plastic sheeting, construction crew vehicles including a very large orange and white crane, and a giant light on a tower

Accomplishing two goals with one project

Adding Capacity at Rocky River Wastewater Treatment Plant and Moving More Water Back to the Catawba River Clarke Creek Pump Station and Force Main Project An average of 87+ million…

Yellow excavator sits next to a large trench or bore pit for tunneling under the nearby lanes of an interstate highway

How CLTWater Repairs Leaks Under Highways, Interstates

Did you know that there are drinking water pipes under parts of our highways? So what happens when they need repairs? Check out this blog to learn more…

Under a white tent outdoors a group of 18 people pose for photo as they stand next to 2 video screens and behind a large blue valve

Mount Holly Pump Station Officially Commissioned

Charlotte Water and the City of Mount Holly celebrated the official commissioning of the Mount Holly Pump Station at Tuckaseege Park. This transformative moment reinforces our commitment to providing the best regional water infrastructure for our community.

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