COVID-19 Update MENU About Osmose We are field technicians, professional engineers, wood scientists, and corrosion experts, leveraging more than 80 years of expertise to identify and solve structural issues that impact your asset health, system resiliency, and help you meet your commitment to provide safe, reliable, affordable service. We make utility structures safer, longer-lasting, and more resilient. We help structure owners mitigate risk and manage challenges through innovation and execution. We show up. We do the work. All of it – whether it’s up a mountain or in a swamp. We do it safely, on time, and on budget. We believe there’s an optimal approach to minimize risk and maintain the strength and resiliency of your system, and we can help you find it. We are Osmose – a partner in protecting your asset health and system performance. History LEARN MORE Our People LEARN MORE Core Values LEARN MORE Where We Work LEARN MORE CONTACT US JOIN OUR NEWSLETTER CAREERS Privacy Policy Cookies Policy ©2021 Osmose Utilities Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Cookies Policy This website uses cookies to make your browsing experience better and for tracking site usage analytics. To learn more about our cookies, how we use them, and their benefits, please read our Privacy Policy. YES, I ACCEPT NO, PLEASE DISABLE LEARN MORE X

COVID-19 Update MENU History From a storefront on East Huron Street in Buffalo, New York with a single wood preservative patent, Osmose has emerged as a well-known and respected company; a leading service provider safeguarding North American utility infrastructure. Since our humble beginning in 1934, Osmose has continued to meet evolving customer needs through hard work and innovation. 1934 On November 28, 1934 in Buffalo, New York, five local businessmen - Lewis Surdam, Raymond Morrison, Michael Cohn, Daniel Kamphausen, and Ben Cravens - started a company with a single wood preservative patent. The Osmose Wood Preserving Company of America provided OsmoSalts, a formulation of sodium fluoride, potassium bicarbonate, and dinitrophenol in a waterborne mixture, to companies in the mining and railroad industries. This unique preservative was used to treat timbers that supported mine shafts and railroad bridges. The timbers were dipped in the mixture, then covered while it infused through the wood - a process called osmosis, which is the basis for both the product name and the company name. CONTACT US JOIN OUR NEWSLETTER CAREERS Privacy Policy Cookies Policy ©2021 Osmose Utilities Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Cookies Policy This website uses cookies to make your browsing experience better and for tracking site usage analytics. To learn more about our cookies, how we use them, and their benefits, please read our Privacy Policy. YES, I ACCEPT NO, PLEASE DISABLE LEARN MORE X