Beyond our four Gulf Coast focus verticals, Hill Services works these industries nationwide. Find the one that sounds like your facility.
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Power Generation
Power generation facilities convert fossil, nuclear, hydro, or renewable energy into electricity for the grid. They run on continuous cooling-water, circulating-water, and discharge systems that stay in service through tightly scheduled maintenance outages.
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Nuclear Facilities
Nuclear facilities generate electricity through controlled fission under strict federal security and safety regulation. Reactor support systems, auxiliary piping, and plant drainage can only be serviced by contractors holding plant-specific certification and clearances.
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Food & Beverage Processing
Food and beverage processing plants turn raw ingredients into packaged products under strict sanitation standards. Their process-water, washdown, and wastewater systems corrode quickly and cannot go offline without risking product.
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Pharmaceutical & Life Sciences
Pharmaceutical and life-sciences facilities manufacture drugs and biologics in validated, tightly regulated environments. Process and utility piping has to be maintained without disturbing classified clean areas or interrupting validated production.
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Pulp & Paper
Pulp and paper mills convert wood fiber into paper in a continuous, water-intensive process. Large-diameter effluent and process lines carry highly corrosive streams, where one failure can stop the entire mill.
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Metals & Steel Manufacturing
Metals and steel plants melt, cast, and roll metal at high temperatures. Heavy cooling-water demand and aggressive mill wastewater wear hard on the piping and concrete structures throughout the facility.
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Military, Government & Federal
Military, government, and federal facilities include bases, depots, and secured sites with restricted access. Their underground utilities and drainage must be serviced by crews holding security clearances and background checks.
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Municipal Water & Wastewater
Municipal water and wastewater systems are the public networks that deliver drinking water and collect sewage and stormwater. Aging gravity sewers, interceptors, and manholes contend with H2S corrosion and regulatory overflow limits.
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Universities, Commercial & Institutional
Universities and large commercial or institutional properties run campuses of buildings on extensive underground utilities. Aging water, sewer, and mechanical systems have to be maintained with minimal disruption to occupants and operations.
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