Public Sewer Services Rebrands as PSS Utilities to Expand Environmental Services

Public Sewer Services, a utility infrastructure business and member of the Adler & Allan Group, has been renamed PSS Utilities. The renaming is reflective of the growth and diversification of the company from age-old sewer services into wider utilities sectors such as wastewater, fresh water, and gas.

With over 25 years of experience in the market, the firm has earned a reputable name in water and drainage services. The rebrand marks a new chapter in line with the firm's vision to tackle more ambitious environmental and utility-related challenges. It follows its takeover in 2024 by ESG service provider Adler & Allan, supported by Goldman Sachs. The acquisition has brought the operational and financial resources to modernize services and venture into new types of infrastructure.

Despite the name change, the company has not altered its core values and continues to be dedicated to providing essential services in drainage and water management. The traditional services such as open-cut excavation, CCTV survey, blockage clearance, root cutting, tankering, and specialist drain lining remain accessible to customers from commercial, industrial, and public sectors.

What sets PSS Utilities in its new era apart is the use of the newest no-dig technologies. The new technologies enable the company to perform intricate underground utility work with less disruption to the environment around it. Structural pipe lining, pipe bursting, impact moulding, directional drilling, and pitch fibre reforming are among the new additions. The new technologies are set to minimize downtime, maximize efficiency, and minimize environmental effect for utility work.

The rebranding also signifies PSS Utilities' promise of green infrastructure solutions. Membership in the Adler & Allan group is also an indicator of the company's access to a wider environmental network. Adler & Allan provides risk management and sustainability-oriented services for the energy, utility, and industrial infrastructure sectors. Membership in the group allows PSS Utilities to provide customers with increased access to more holistic sustainability and Net-Zero-centered services.

With more technical capabilities, investment in innovation, and exposure to more environmental expertise, PSS Utilities is better placed today to provide enhanced utility solutions that address the demands of the times. With shifting infrastructure needs and stringent environmental guidelines, organizations such as PSS Utilities are reshaping their service models in a bid to remain relevant and accountable.

Public Sewer Services to PSS Utilities is an example of the way mature infrastructure companies have been renaming themselves to meet new business imperatives. These are embracing sustainability, broadening the scope of services, and making a transition to new customer needs in utilities.

The business incorporation into a comprehensive ESG framework further reflects an increasing trend among utility service providers to align themselves more with international environmental expectations. It reflects the way in which branding, service provision, and strategic management are increasingly being impacted by considerations of sustainability.

With "going green" at the forefront of the majority of business plans across the infrastructure industry, PSS Utilities' transformation is a demonstration of how crucial planning and evolving for the future is. With the union of seasoned industry acumen and state-of-the-art expertise, the company is exceptionally well-positioned to face 21st-century environmental challenges.

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Originally reported by Water Magazine