Find New Raw Land Previously Thought to Be Impractical for Development

In today’s development landscape, acquiring suitable land has become one of the toughest hurdles for developers. Economic uncertainty, environmental regulations, geological conditions, and market dynamics make finding ideal sites more difficult than ever. Even when land becomes available, its natural characteristics often pose obstacles to traditional development methods.

Sewer challenging terrain, including rocky, hilly, or low-lying regions
Pump wastewater over long distances and uphill
Removes the limitations of traditional gravity systems
Tap into undervalued or overlooked plots

Preserve Landscape, Maximize Home Values

Pressure sewer can expand options for meeting setback, green space & BMP requirements, and provide planners with more tools to maximize the long-term value of a community.

Lowest Documented Life-Cycle Costs

Decrease upfront costs by up to 80% compared to gravity, increase profits, and expand land development opportunities.

Flexible Solution for Better Land Utilization

Simplify the site grading requirements and connect to a sanitary collection system, minimizing the need for lift stations, and creating lot density.

Expand Land Options

Develop marginal land and expand location and density options while preserving wetlands, cultural and historic land.

Simplify the Entitlement Process

Receive support throughout the regulatory process and design options to enable greater permitting possibilities.

Speed to Market Through Technological Advantages

Quicker ROI
Faster Installations
Easier for Projects to Stay on Schedule
Design Flexibility

E/One's innovative technology streamlines the installation process, drastically reducing construction timelines. The flexibility for design ensures seamless adaptation to site-specific requirements, enabling projects to stay on schedule. Faster installations not only expedite community establishment but also provide quicker returns on investment for developers, making E/One Sewer Systems a smart choice for efficient and cost-effective infrastructure solutions.

Making Land Acquisition Easier

High Water Tables

Excessive groundwater can complicate and increase costs for traditional sewer and drainage systems. E/One’s Sewer System uses sealed, pressurized, small-diameter pipes that are directionally drilled in shallow trenches, seamlessly following the land's natural contours.

Rocky Terrain

Excavation in rocky areas is expensive and time-consuming. Installing E/One’s pressure sewer system requires only 2–4” piping placed no deeper than the frostline, eliminating the need for deep trenches and extensive excavation.

Steep Slopes

Sloped land can make gravity sewer systems inefficient or impossible to install. E/One pressure sewer systems operate without the need for pitch, simplifying grade, fill, and finished slope processes.

Poor Soil Conditions

Unstable or unsuitable soil increases foundation and utility installation costs. An E/One Sewer System prevents inflow and infiltration, a common issue in gravity sewer systems caused by soft or unstable soil conditions.

Remote Areas

Lack of existing infrastructure – water, sewer, and power – adds significant costs to extend these essential services. The E/One Sewer System can pump wastewater over long distances and uphill, removing the need for lift stations.

Improved Project Implementation and Permitting Process

E/One's pressure sewer system is less disruptive than gravity sewer systems to existing ecosystems, simplifying environmental permitting and enabling smoother operations in remote or environmentally sensitive areas. Leveraging trenchless technology minimizes challenges with local governing bodies, creating a more streamlined path from planning to execution.

Minimal Environmental Disruptions
Simplified Permitting Process
Easier to Meet Regulatory Compliance
Allows for Flexibility