Unlocking Land for Development: How Pressure Sewer Reduces Cost and Increases Profitability
October 14, 2026
11:00 AM ET / 10:00 AM CT / 8:00 AM PT / 4:00 PM GMT
Duration: 1 hour
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Summary
This webinar explores how pressure sewer systems serve as a mainstream solution to transform overlooked and often difficult land parcels into thriving, profitable projects. By utilizing a network of small-diameter pipes and purpose-built grinder pump appliances, wastewater can easily be pumped uphill, downhill, and around obstacles following the natural contours of the land – mitigating the need for deep, dangerous, and expensive trenching, lift stations, and manholes.
Whether you are developing flat land, rocky soil, steep hills, or areas with high water tables, this session will demonstrate how pressure sewer systems dramatically reduce upfront infrastructure and earthwork costs. Builders will learn how to bypass the heavy initial financial burden of large municipal lift stations by adopting a highly scalable "pay-as-you-build" model, deferring costs until individual homes go online. Join us to discover how to maximize your developable real estate, speed up your installation timelines, and significantly increase profits for your next single family residential, multifamily, or commercial development project.
Speakers
Chris Nedwick
National Sales Development Manager
Environment One Corporation (E/One)
Chris Nedwick is the National Sales Development Manager for Environment One Corporation. He began his career with E/One in 2007 as a Field Service Specialist. Since then, Chris has held numerous roles with E/One and has worked with national and regional home builders such as Toll Brothers, Pulte Homes, DR Horton, Fischer Homes, Lennar Corporation and countless others. He has also worked directly with municipalities and engineers throughout the United Sates and Canada to help facilitate the implementation of hundreds of pressure sewer systems; focusing on areas such as system design, regulations, technical training as well as homeowner and contractor education. Before his time at E/One Chris worked for 14 years in the commercial construction industry as a Project Manager in the NYC Metro area.
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