Yes, We Do Stadiums

The Roman Coliseum is still in use today as a tourist
attraction. It had an extensive underground area
which must have been a very smelly place with all
the animals, wounded gladiators, slaves and other
things stored there. It even had a wooden roof!

                Modern Stadiums Have Extensive Hidden Sewage
                 Systems Which Are Also Very Smelly (H2S Gas)

When these systems discharge their effluent, mostly going though pipes buried
under minimum grade parking lots, the H2S finds a place to go other than the
sewer. This is any manhole or vent it can find in order to get up and out.
Of course, it releases into areas where spectators at the event are moving about.
Sometimes, when the stadium is not used and is dormant, the sewage in the  line
has low or no flow and just sits there and cooks, making H2S gas & storing it.
when the stadium has an event and things go into service, the flow begins and
the gas is released. It finds an outlet such as a manhole or vent. Spectator complaints
begin.  OdorKnocker™   needed!

                                         A COUPLE OF EXAMPLES!

    HOUSTON TEXAS October 2005
    The City was going to host their first ever Baseball World Series
     and had worries about the presence of H2S leaking manholes
     at the stadium.  The City of Houston Public Works and
     Engineering Department placed a rush order for 10 of
our OdorKnocker™  RX manhole insert units to be delivered and installed prior
to the start of this first World Series ever held in Houston.
         The units were delivered and installed in time! They did their job well.
  

    GLENDALE ARIZONA 2007
    The City of Glendale, concerned about manhole odor problems
     and complaints when the Fiesta Bowl  and the Super were to be played in
     Jan.& Feb. 2008,  placed a rush order for 18 of our OdorKnocker™  RX inserts.
Due to their size a special fabrication of the SS Tubs was required as the units were to be
delivered and in place before both events.  We complied and delivered on time.

                                                      The units did the job, no complaints!