Compliance EnviroSystems, LLC

05/28/2026

Catch us in Biloxi today and tomorrow at MSRWA!💧 Stop by Booth 403 to learn about our services, enter our giveaways, and meet our team, including our MS/AL Account Executive, Dylan Lynch. 🤝

05/13/2026

Can you name any of the issues in these sewer videos?

(Feel free to get creative naming that last one) 😂🦎

05/08/2026

2 years ago today 👀

05/06/2026

Left undetected, natural gas or fiber cross-bores can pose serious risks, such as expensive property damage, inflow and infiltration (I/I), backups/overflows, damage to your infrastructure, lack of tracer wires, service interruptions to fiber and telecom networks, and even life-threatening gas explosions or leaks.

Cross-bores happen when utilities (like natural gas lines) are unintentionally installed through another underground pipe. Many incidents happen during routine cleaning or plumbing work when equipment hits a line that wasn’t ever identified.

CES locates cross-bores like this one using advanced CCTV inspection and GIS mapping technology that help lower risks and protect the integrity of underground infrastructure. A push camera alone cannot provide full system visibility, and while hydroexcavation is useful, it is not designed to confirm lateral connections or inspect internal pipe conditions.

Proper cross-bore prevention calls for more than a push camera or hydroexcavation. It requires a combination of a few things:
🎯 Accurate utility locating
🔍 Internal pipeline inspections
👀 Lateral visibility
🗺️ Real-time mapping and documentation

Learn more about cross-bore locating at ces-sses.com, or contact CES to schedule a presentation or learn more about our infrastructure evaluation services.

05/01/2026

Left undetected, fiber or natural gas cross-bores can pose serious risks, such as property damage, service interruptions to fiber and telecom networks, inflow and infiltration (I/I), backups, damage to your infrastructure, and even life-threatening explosions or gas leaks.

Cross-bores happen when utilities (like fiber or natural gas lines) are unintentionally installed through another underground pipe. Many incidents happen during routine cleaning or plumbing work when equipment hits a line that was never identified.

CES locates cross-bores using advanced CCTV inspection and GIS mapping technology that help reduce risk and protect underground infrastructure. A push camera alone cannot provide full system visibility. Hydroexcavation is useful, but it is not designed to inspect internal pipe conditions or confirm lateral connections.

Effective cross-bore prevention requires more than a push camera or hydroexcavation alone. It requires a combination of:
🎯 Accurate utility locating
🔍 Internal pipeline inspections
👀 Lateral visibility
🗺️ Real-time mapping and documentation

Learn more about cross-bore locating at ces-sses.com, or contact CES to schedule a presentation or learn more about our infrastructure evaluation services.

03/26/2026

Please help us congratulate our team members who celebrated their CES anniversaries this quarter! 🙌

Your hard work and dedication keep us moving forward. Thank you for everything you do! 💙🧡

03/24/2026

NOW HIRING! 📣👨‍🔧 CES is seeking skilled, reliable Diesel Mechanics to join our team. You’ll be responsible for inspecting, diagnosing, and repairing diesel engines and heavy-duty equipment to keep our fleet running safely and efficiently.

Key Responsibilities:
⚙️ Diagnose and repair diesel engines, transmissions, and related systems
⚙️ Perform preventative maintenance and safety inspections
⚙️ Troubleshoot electrical and hydraulic systems
⚙️ Maintain accurate service and repair records
⚙️ Work collaboratively with other technicians and supervisors

Qualifications:
✅ Proven experience as a diesel mechanic or heavy-duty technician
✅ Strong understanding of diesel engine systems and diagnostics
✅ Ability to use electronic diagnostic tools and repair equipment
✅ Comfortable using mechanical and electrical power tools
✅ Proficiency in the use of diesel engine diagnostic software
✅ Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety
✅ A valid driver's license
✅ Must be able to travel

Why Join CES?
👍 Competitive pay and benefits
👍 Steady, year-round work
👍 Opportunities for training and advancement
👍 Supportive team environment at a growing company

If you take pride in your work and want to join a company that values skill, safety, and teamwork, we’d love to hear from you! Apply today by sending your resume to [email protected] or visiting ces-sses.com/careers to learn more about our company and career opportunities.

03/20/2026

Another great year at ! Thank you to the South Carolina Environmental Conference, the Water Environment Association of South Carolina - WEASC, and everyone who joined us in Myrtle Beach this year.

Our team got to meet many fellow industry professionals and attended some really insightful sessions. Can't wait to see everyone next year!

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03/17/2026

Last day of the show! Stop by and see us at booth 221 before you head out.

Thanks Water Environment Association of South Carolina - WEASC and South Carolina Section of AWWA for another great year of SCEC!

South Carolina Environmental Conference

See y'all in Myrtle Beach! Stop by our booth ( #221) at this year’s South Carolina Environmental Conference to learn about our infrastructure evaluation services and meet our team, including Account Executive Von Gomel and Marketing Director Alayna Dixon.

03/12/2026

See y'all in Myrtle Beach! Stop by our booth ( #221) at this year’s South Carolina Environmental Conference to learn about our infrastructure evaluation services and meet our team, including Account Executive Von Gomel and Marketing Director Alayna Dixon.

01/21/2026

If your stormwater system is showing signs of trouble like standing water, blockages, or odors, it may be time to consider implementing a storm drain triage program.

CES helps municipalities locate, inventory, map, and evaluate storm drain systems so maintenance and repairs can be planned before small issues become expensive problems. We offer a variety of stormwater evaluation services, such as catch basin inspections, CCTV/cleaning, GIS mapping, and flow monitoring (to name a few).

In our latest blog, we dive deeper into catch basin inspections specifically, which are often an integral part of our clients' storm drain triage programs.

Read more about how catch basin inspections work, what you can expect to see in our data reports, and the benefits of understanding your system: https://www.ces-sses.com/signs-your-system-needs-catch-basin-inspection