Ever sat through slick presentations of asset management software? Been wowed by glossy dashboards and the promise of seamless integration? Did you buy the system only to find that just part of the story was true?
This is why we created KaarbonTech.
Today we support highway maintenance teams in councils, authorities and tier 1 contractors. We help over 35% of UK authorities define and manage their risk on a day-to-day basis. Put simply, we deliver.
Our Asset Management software and complementary services have been built from the ground-up, because we’ve done the job ourselves, and understand every step of the process.
Today we provide systems for managing:
Gullies
Trees
Grit Bins
Grass Cutting
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We also have many years of experience providing surveys to meet our customers requirements. Finally, we supply the latest IoT sensors and can integrate these within our solutions.
Contact us today to discuss your requirements and how we can help you.
Our Services
Drainage, Tree and Grit Bin Surveying
Our survey teams offer market leading productivity ensuring swift results for small or large surveys.
IoT Sensor Consultancy
Innovative sensors that can be deployed in gullies, culverts, grit bins, grass, etc. Provides realtime monitoring that can be integrated with KaarbonTech’s SMART solutions.
Consultancy Services
KaarbonTech work with over 50 local authorities so we understand the problems that can be encountered. Check out our “Problems You Have” pages to assess the level of our understanding. Click HERE to view our problem page on “Understanding Risk”.
Our Products
Gully SMART – Gully and Drainage Software
Grit SMART – Grit Bin Management
Tree SMART – Tree Management
Grass SMART – Grass Cutting Management
Public Reporting Software
IoT Sensors
One System For All – Our ESRI Solutions
Read our latest updates about what we are doing and events we are hosting or attending.
Innovation | Environment | 22nd June 2021
KaarbonTech Asset Management has continued the expansion of its business, signing up Telford, Runnymede, Sandwell, Sunderland and Cambridgeshire councils, to deliver drainage management services on long term contracts.
All Local Authorities have been changing practices over the last few years towards a more risk-based approach to drainage network maintenance, which has increased the need for more data. But what if the very bedrock of your decisions was inaccurate?
Many Local Authorities had to suspend different working disciplines while they adjusted to the new social distancing guidance from the DfT.
Members of LCRIG are also provided with a Member Profile. This service provides each member with the opportunity to share their organisation’s details, job opportunities, news, videos and links to key information. Members are also able to request for LCRIG to facilitate communication between members and the wider highways community.
