Manor, TX case study · November 2025

Wet-weather I and I survey on an older Manor basin

Municipal / public works · Older collection basin, central Manor · MACP Manhole & CCTV Inspection

Interior of the same Manor manhole after rehabilitation, showing sealed walls and a clean channel
Interior of an older Manor sanitary manhole with brick deterioration and active infiltration running down the wall
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Drag the divider to compare. Before: Interior of an older Manor sanitary manhole with brick deterioration and active infiltration running down the wall After: Interior of the same Manor manhole after rehabilitation, showing sealed walls and a clean channel

Structures inspected
21
Mainline inspected
1,860 ft
Rehab scope reduced to
400 ft
Coding standard
PACP + MACP

The problem on this Manor site

Peak wet-weather flows were running several times dry-weather baseline and the utility was under pressure to show a defensible I and I reduction plan before the next capital cycle. Records on the older basin were sparse.

How our NASSCO-certified crew approached it

  1. Split the survey into manhole inspection to MACP and mainline CCTV to PACP so structures and pipe were rated separately
  2. Inspected during and shortly after rainfall to catch active infiltration rather than dry-day conditions
  3. Ranked every asset by condition score and estimated contribution so the plan was priority ordered
  4. Handed over a GIS-ready defect export the utility's engineer could drop into the capital plan

What the camera documented

  • Active infiltration at 6 of 21 structures, concentrated in the oldest brick section
  • Root intrusion and open joints across roughly 400 ft of clay mainline
  • One cross-connected area drain feeding stormwater directly into the sanitary
  • Newer PVC extensions sound, taking them out of the rehab scope

Measurable results

  • Rehab plan cut to the 6 structures and 400 ft actually contributing flow, instead of a whole-basin program
  • Cross-connection removed, taking a measurable slug of stormwater out of the sanitary system
  • Coded data and video went straight into the capital plan and the regulatory file

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