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Beloblvodokanal repaired the water supply network in the village Zapovednoye

Repair of water supply network in Zapovedny village of Belgorod region allowed to improve water supply for residents of Central street

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Beloblvodokanal repaired the water supply network in the village Zapovednoye

Repair of the water supply network in the village Zapovedny, Belgorod region allowed to improve water supply for residents of Central Street.

Specialists of the branch "Gubkin" Beloblvodokanal replaced the worn section of the pipeline. They performed the rehabilitation of 30 meters of water supply with the development of two pits. This method of work was chosen so as not to damage adjacent structures and road surface.

Recall that new green spaces will decorate the embankment near the sports complex Khorkina in Belgorod.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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