Potentially Loud, Disruptive Drilling Begins In Ambler Friday Night
By Justin Heinze
Published on March 20, 2026.
The construction of a new sanitary sewer force main under the SEPTA train tracks in Ambler, Pennsylvania, is set to begin at midnight on Friday and continue throughout the day. The new force main will be installed using a specialized construction method, which allows piping to be installed without damaging the surface. The work will continue from midnight Friday to Saturday, with Church and Main streets still open during the construction.
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