Road cones are possibly the only thing Kiwis get more worked up about than the price of butter. There’s even a digital hotline set up by Government to flag excessive
State Highway 2 runs right through the north-eastern Waikato town of Maramarua. It’s an important transport route, connecting towns and cities, and supporting the region’s economy, and North Island businesses.
Tunnelling may have finished on Watercare’s massive Central Interceptor wastewater project but there’s still plenty of interesting and varied work as construction teams work towards completing the project next year.
Dutton Stormwater employs over 40 staff across their Auckland and Christchurch offices. Their maintenance skills and expertise are trusted by some of New Zealand’s biggest companies and councils including Healthy
Specialists from German-based GJS, experts in push rod pipe inspection technology, recently spent ten days in New Zealand sharing their in-depth knowledge with the BurrowTech team. This will enable BurrowTech
Failing infrastructure, particularly in storm and wastewater systems, hasn’t been far from New Zealand’s news headlines in recent years. Pipes are ageing, and they range from unstable brick constructions, dating
Christchurch City Council are piping a length of an old timber stormwater drain along Sutherlands Road, Halswell, and siphoning under a spring-fed stream. Part of a capital works programme, this
We all know that there are some steep hills to climb when it comes to being sustainable, and providing effective solutions while keeping within budget. But it’s definitely doable. And
Located at 2 Export Avenue, Harewood, Christchurch, BurrowTech’s office and warehouse are at the heart of the action. Our modern premises is just a couple of minutes from the busy
Johnston Civil is an award-winning civil construction company based in Selwyn District in the central South Island. Paul Johnston from Johnston Civil, contacted BurrowTech, looking to hire a plug for
