DirectCom Cleans Up in Community

When a city water main broke outside the Family First  Dental Plaza in Eagle Mountain on Wednesday April 20, Direct Communications crews sprung into action to help clean up. This was apparently a city irrigation line which had  burst and the flood waters were running into the dental office, when Dr Gardner ran into the Direct Communications office asking if anybody had reported “the flood” which was running across the parking lot and into the other office buildings. Rolly Adair, Directcom Operations Manager, called in our new vacuum truck, which is designed to be able to suck up mud and water, and which will be used during the construction of fiber lines throughout the city, to suck up the excess waters from around the neighboring businesses buildings. Kip Wilson, General Manager, said of the incident: “Helping out with the tools we had on hand is just part of being a good neighbor. It was good to see what our equipment could do in a crisis.”

Directcom employees cleaning up flood water in front of dentist office with their new vacuum truck