Pipes are an integral part of most municipal and commercial infrastructures and systems. As they age, these pipelines are weakened due to wear and tear or chemical corrosion. Eventually, as these pipelines fail, property owners are faced with costly repairs…
Do you have a stormwater pipeline that is draining slow or obstructed? Do you have a sewer line as collapsed or severely deteriorated? Before deciding whether the pipeline can be relined or whether it should be replaced, it’s important to…
Culverts play a vital role in the safety and efficiency of today’s complex and sprawling infrastructure. Unfortunately, dilapidated or failing culverts are a common infrastructure problem. Regardless of the material structure — stone and masonry, reinforced concrete, corrugated metal (steel…
Shotcrete is an efficient and highly effective trenchless solution for repairing large sewage and stormwater pipelines. Depending upon the pipeline restoration requirements, state and municipalities often find the shotcrete process is a good option because it is both flexible and…
Municipalities and homeowners alike are responsible for the maintenance of their sewer lines. When it comes time to repair or replace a section of pipe, there are generally two methods that contractors will use: CIPP and sliplining. But what’s the…
The vast systems of culverts and large pipelines that make up every municipality and township are – quite literally – the backbone of a complex infrastructure of roadways, and stormwater and sanitary sewer systems. These underground assets are integral to…
Every state and municipality – nationwide – must deal with the issues of an aging and deteriorating infrastructure. Deciding between manhole rehabilitation or its replacement tops the list of priorities. The U.S. EPA estimates that there are about 20 million sewer…