Fort Worth, Texas

Fort Worth has long faced the challenges of aging sewer systems, high maintenance costs, and worker safety concerns. Enter the Poo Pit,  a revolutionary solution transforming wastewater infrastructure across Texas. With its lightweight polyethylene construction, the Poo Pit offers a 100-year lifespan, far surpassing traditional concrete manholes.

What makes the Poo Pit a game-changer for Fort Worth? Speed and simplicity. Each unit installs in about 15 minutes, requiring no cranes or heavy equipment. That’s roughly 65% less cost than a conventional manhole, reducing both labor and material expenses. In nearby Pilot Point, traditional concrete manholes cost between $10,000 and $12,000, while Poo Pit installations are up to a tenth of that cost, demonstrating massive savings for municipalities.

Safety is another key advantage. The Poo Pit’s fully sealed chamber means no maintenance crew ever enters the vault, eliminating confined-space hazards and exposure to toxic sewer gases. For cities like Fort Worth, this translates into safer crews and faster project timelines.

Pilot projects in North Texas, including Fort Worth, have shown remarkable results. Municipalities are seeing dramatic reductions in installation costs while also protecting both workers and the environment. 

Fort Worth is leading the way in adopting modern wastewater solutions, and the Poo Pit represents a new era in infrastructure design with faster installations, lower costs, and safer operations.