About Us
General Profile
All of PreDoC's field technicians are P.S.M.A. level two certified, and have completed the confined space entry safety program. PreDoC, Inc. currently maintains numerous individual on lot systems, as well as commercial and community systems. These systems include stream discharge, pressure dosed, spray irrigation, drip irrigation, and all types of standard systems.
PreDoC, Inc. is also involved in septic management programs with local municipalities. These programs emphasize resident education and assistance, along with scheduled pumping cycles. We have given over one hundred seminars to residents and municipalities on the subject of septic maintenance and management over the last two years.
Our company is equipped with the latest technical devices, utilized in the detection, inspection, and maintenance of on lot sewage systems. This equipment includes all the basics, plus underground detection and depth locating, audio, and visual recording capabilities (down to 1-1/2" diameter pipe). All of our personnel have one hundred percent communication capabilities in case of emergency or in the occurrence of a change in schedule.
Additionally, PreDoC, Inc. has the capabilities to maintain and repair a wide variety of pumps and pump systems
PreDoC, Inc. has represented American Manufacturer's drip irrigation system for the past four years. In fact, we participated in the first commercial installation in the state of Pennsylvania. Our responsibilities include selling, technical guidance during testing, design, and the installation process, start-up, and operation and maintenance of these systems. We have also added the Interon Low Pressure Sewer System just in the last six months, and are assisting municipalities in solving areas of malfunctioning septic systems at considerably less cost than the standard sewer mains. This system has enabled us to save substantial amount of the traditional costs of road repairs and deep manholes with pump stations, and thereby saving literally thousands of dollars for the municipality.
We believe that our company offers the most comprehensive maintenance and management programs available in the tri-state area. References will be supplied upon request and would include members of the Pa.D.E.P., directors of the R.C.A.P. program, municipal managers and developers.
PreDoC, Inc. is also involved in septic management programs with local municipalities. These programs emphasize resident education and assistance, along with scheduled pumping cycles. We have given over one hundred seminars to residents and municipalities on the subject of septic maintenance and management over the last two years.
Our company is equipped with the latest technical devices, utilized in the detection, inspection, and maintenance of on lot sewage systems. This equipment includes all the basics, plus underground detection and depth locating, audio, and visual recording capabilities (down to 1-1/2" diameter pipe). All of our personnel have one hundred percent communication capabilities in case of emergency or in the occurrence of a change in schedule.
Additionally, PreDoC, Inc. has the capabilities to maintain and repair a wide variety of pumps and pump systems
PreDoC, Inc. has represented American Manufacturer's drip irrigation system for the past four years. In fact, we participated in the first commercial installation in the state of Pennsylvania. Our responsibilities include selling, technical guidance during testing, design, and the installation process, start-up, and operation and maintenance of these systems. We have also added the Interon Low Pressure Sewer System just in the last six months, and are assisting municipalities in solving areas of malfunctioning septic systems at considerably less cost than the standard sewer mains. This system has enabled us to save substantial amount of the traditional costs of road repairs and deep manholes with pump stations, and thereby saving literally thousands of dollars for the municipality.
We believe that our company offers the most comprehensive maintenance and management programs available in the tri-state area. References will be supplied upon request and would include members of the Pa.D.E.P., directors of the R.C.A.P. program, municipal managers and developers.