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SVSR specialises in high-quality and compliant sewer vent installation, fabrication and design, for Sydney Water, regional councils and major names in construction and civil infrastructure. One of those clients is Ferrycarrig, a leading Sydney provider of large and complex utilities and civil infrastructure. Here’s what the project involved.

As you may have heard, Sydney Water recently introduced a new model for the delivery of sewer vents and other services across the greater Sydney region. Having now passed the rigid registration process to be endorsed as an official supplier under the new model, SVSR is set to continue our long-standing relationship with Sydney Water, providing our first-class sewer vents and vent cowls.

SVSR is delighted to introduce our new General Manager, Tony Jankovic, an exceptional manufacturing professional with over 25 years’ experience across the building, infrastructure and architectural sectors. Tony has led several multinational and national companies and he looks forward to building on our niche capability – and moving SVSR in exciting new directions.

As an expert across sewer vent design, fabrication and installation, SVSR is always looking for new ways to improve our services. We’ve made R&D a focus in recent years, with research into sustainable odour control and the introduction of new sewer vent features including a unique valve control. And our latest innovation is The Odour Control Unit Diverter – a design with immediate and long-term benefits.

SVSR recently demonstrated our problem-solving capacity for Sydney company, True Flow Infrastructure, which needed fabrication and installation of a new sewer vent shaft for a heritage-listed home… with a particular site challenge. Here’s how we completed a unique sewer vent installation whilst adhering to site restrictions and optimum safe-work methods.

SVSR specialises in sewer vent solutions for regional councils, and our recent work for Tamworth Regional Council has involved the removal, fabrication and installation of around 20 vent shafts across the town’s sewer network and into surrounding villages. It also required specialist services, including asbestos removal. And the Council has been very pleased with the results.