Storm Sewer & Drainage in Kentucky
New storm sewer, rehabilitation, box culverts, underground detention and combined sewer separation — built safely by OSHA-trained crews.
Moving water where it belongs
Phillips Brothers Construction installs and rehabilitates storm sewer systems for cities, highway departments, developers and general contractors throughout Kentucky. Our specialized equipment and instruments let us build any storm design — from inlets and pipe runs on a commercial lot to large box culverts and paved waterways through an urban drainage corridor.
We've completed major municipal drainage work for the City of Owensboro, including the $4.6M Harsh Ditch Phase IIA and $3.77M Scherm Ditch Phase IV projects, plus storm systems on KY 313 and nearly every Fort Knox project we've built.
What's included
- New storm sewer pipe, inlets and manholes
- Box culverts and headwalls
- Paved waterways and ditch improvements
- Underground detention systems
- Storm sewer rehabilitation and replacement
- Combined sewer separation
- Utility relocation and roadway detours
- Erosion control and site restoration
Our crews are 30-hour OSHA trained and complete yearly confined-space training, and we've managed complex urban drainage projects with live traffic, rerouted utilities and tight neighborhoods.
Common questions
Do you do municipal storm drainage projects?
Yes. We've completed multi-million-dollar drainage improvement phases for the City of Owensboro, rerouting stormwater with pipe, box culverts, paved waterways and detention basins.
Can you install underground detention?
Yes, we install underground detention systems as well as above-ground detention and retention ponds.
Are your crews trained for trench and confined-space safety?
Our employees complete 30-hour OSHA training and annual confined-space training, plus weekly safety meetings.
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