Sancon History
Sancon Technologies, now a Vortex Company, specializes in the rehabilitation of water and wastewater pipelines, structures, and industrial related infrastructure. It is this expertise that allows Sancon to provide effective project management, using trained and experienced staff capable of carrying out investigation and supervisory functions. Once the problem has been identified, our crews come prepared to install our products with the latest technologies and installation equipment.
Sancon’s expertise includes manufacturing and installing manhole and structure rehabilitation products, and proven pipe relining systems. Using products developed and manufactured in-house, allows our company total quality control and absolute responsibility over our work.
Sancon employs over 40 professionals, including engineers, contract administrators, project managers, and field crew.
For the last four decades, Sancon has rehabilitated sewer structures using polyurethane coatings and specialized pipelining systems. We have successfully conducted work for public Agencies throughout California, Nevada and Arizona.
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Key Staff Profiles
Chuck Parsons (REgional Vice President)
Chuck has worked in the sewer rehabilitation field for the past 25 years. In addition to his role as RVP, he remains focused on manhole rehabilitation work, short liners, lateral lining, and large diameter pipeline rehabilitation projects.
Gary Drew (Operations Manager)
Gary oversees day-to-day operations including engineering, design, and equipment maintenance which is a requirement in this specialized industry.
Ryan Helmuth ( Vice PresidenT, GeneRal Manager)
With over 15 years of experience, Ryan manages daily operations on a variety of structure and pipeline rehabilitation projects. Ryan also overlooks the company schedule, future projects bidding, and estimating department.
All our TV operators are PACP trained, every job foreman has received 30-hours of OSHA training, and every single employee has received 10-hours of OSHA training.