From a dusty Durango, Colorado workshop, StoneAge has spent more than four decades engineering and manufacturing Warthog sewer-cleaning nozzles for difficult blockages and routine maintenance. Warthog’s controlled-rotation tools serve pipes from 2-inch lines to large municipal systems, while its specialized designs include the Switcher, which can change its jets inside a pipe. StoneAge distributes Warthog internationally through more than 90 dealers in 60 countries.
StoneAgeBorn in a Durango, Colorado garage more than four decades ago, StoneAge makes high-pressure waterjet tools and automated equipment for industrial cleaning. The company began with a waterjet drill for uranium mining before pivoting in 1983 to industrial cleaning, and it now engineers custom systems for difficult jobs while developing hands-free technology that keeps workers away from high-pressure water. StoneAge is 100% employee-owned through an ESOP and serves customers in more than 90 countries.CANTON, OH
Dyna-Vac EquipmentApproaching its 30th year, Dyna-Vac Equipment is a Stittville, New York manufacturer that builds durable equipment around the needs of pumping-service customers. Its work includes vacuum pumping and sewer cleaning systems, with the Rhino Easement Reel providing a distinctive way to move jetting hose through hard-to-reach terrain.STITTVILLE, NY
RE PipetechRE Pipetech supplies specialized sewer maintenance and repair equipment, including its distinctive Lampe inflatable pipe-plug systems and modular Sewer Robotics equipment. Based in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, the company is the exclusive Sewer Robotics distributor for the United States and North America, and also offers limited contracting services and equipment rentals when available. Its equipment is used for demanding mainline work such as removing roots and hardened deposits, restoring lateral connections, and making spot repairs.CHAMBERSBURG, PA
GapVax IncBorn from a 1977 flood cleanup in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, GapVax builds vacuum and jetting trucks for sewer, stormwater, industrial and excavation work. Rose and Gary Poborsky began with a used septic truck, then started welding their own equipment after manufacturers ignored their ideas; today, the family-owned manufacturer builds customized trucks at its Johnstown facility. Each truck is documented, individually painted for corrosion protection and tested for about 20 hours before leaving the factory.332420JOHNSTOWN, PA