RH Borden is exhibiting at Texas Water 2026 in San Antonio, Booth 1081, showing utilities data-driven tools for I&I location, acoustic assessment, and manhole digital twins.

With more than 600 exhibit booths, Texas Water is one of the largest regional water events in the U.S., bringing together the people solving the biggest water and wastewater challenges across Texas and beyond.

Stop by Booth 1081 to meet our Texas team and see how RH Borden helps utilities move from reactive maintenance to data-driven decisions with:

• BASINiQ I&I Location Services — pinpoint I&I within a few hundred feet using high-density sensor networks and basin-level analytics.
• SL-RAT Acoustic Assessments — identify which pipe segments actually need cleaning, so teams can stop wasting time cleaning clean pipes.
• Manhole Virtual Models — create digital twins that help quantify degradation and prioritize rehabilitation.

If you’re attending Texas Water in San Antonio, come say hello. We’d love to talk I&I, condition-based maintenance, digital twins, and how to make sewer system data more actionable.

Find us at Booth 1081.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find RH Borden at Texas Water 2026?

RH Borden is at Booth 1081 at Texas Water 2026 in San Antonio. The company’s Texas team is there to show how utilities can move from reactive maintenance to data-driven decisions, and to talk through inflow and infiltration, condition-based maintenance, and digital twins. Texas Water is one of the largest regional water events in the U.S., with more than 600 exhibit booths.

What will RH Borden be showing at the booth?

RH Borden is demonstrating three services that turn sewer system data into action: BASINiQ I&I Location Services, which pinpoints inflow and infiltration within a few hundred feet using high-density sensor networks and basin-level analytics; SL-RAT Acoustic Assessments, which identify exactly which pipe segments need cleaning; and Manhole Virtual Models, which build digital twins to quantify degradation and prioritize rehabilitation. The team can walk you through real maps and models from live deployments.

What does it mean to move from “reactive” to “data-driven” sewer maintenance?

.It means cleaning, inspecting, and repairing based on the measured condition of your system instead of waiting for failures or following a fixed schedule. Reactive maintenance spends money on emergencies and on work that may not be needed, while a data-driven, condition-based approach focuses resources where the data shows real problems. RH Borden’s tools supply that data so your team can make confident, defensible decisions.

Which RH Borden service fits us if inflow and infiltration is our biggest problem?

If I&I and wet-weather overflows are your main concern, start with BASINiQ I&I Location Services, which isolates where storm and groundwater enter your system within a few hundred feet. If your bigger pain is wasted cleaning effort, SL-RAT Acoustic Assessments show which segments actually need cleaning, and if aging manholes are the issue, Manhole Virtual Models quantify degradation so you can prioritize rehab. The RH Borden team at Booth 1081 can help you match the right service to your system.

We can’t make it to Texas Water. Can we still connect with your team?

Yes. Even if you can’t stop by Booth 1081, you can reach RH Borden directly to talk through I&I, condition-based maintenance, digital twins, and how to make your sewer system data more actionable. The team works with utilities across Texas and the rest of the country, so a conversation doesn’t depend on catching them at the show.