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The
Benefits
Prevents Root Intrusion and Stops
Leaks
Cured-in-place epoxy lining molds to the diameter of the host pipe or creates a
pipe where there are gaps, literally creating a seamless pipe within a pipe.
This eliminates the possibility of future root intrusion. In most cases when
there are cracks, separation or root intrusion, sewage is seeping out below
grade. The lining process eliminates this problem today and for
the foreseeable future.
Increased
Flow
Cured-in-place pipe actually increases flow capacity because the lined pipe is
smoother than old clay, cast iron, or concrete pipe. Calcification deposits will
not adhere to the epoxy-lined walls; thus, flow is unimpeded, and future
blockage from normal
pipe use is prevented.
No digging
or destruction
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All
of our lateral rehabilitation techniques can be launched through cleanouts.
Above ground there are no piles of excavated dirt, no busted hardscape to
repair, no traffic tie-ups, and no haggling with subcontractors over repair
of the damage. You can tear up your floors, lawn and more, but why would
you if you didn’t have to?
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Offers the
Structural Strength of New Pipes
The
finished product withstands every corrosive environment, as well as the
test of time, thus eliminating any future need for excavation. Resin formulas
are custom-specified to meet customers’ special requirements. Our liners enhance
the structural strength of host pipe and acts as a stand-alone pipe within a
pipe, meeting or exceeding ASTM D790 Standards. The life expectancy of the liner
is over 50 years.
Cost
Effective Alternative to Sewer Drain Replacement
Replacing underground sewer drain pipe means costly excavation of slab
foundations, flooring, sidewalks, streets, driveways and landscaping, only to
have the same problems arise when roots grow back and calcification deposits
build up again. The proven Trenchless Technology process has been used since
1998 to restore drain lines to better-than-new condition, without destruction of
floors, walls, foundations, landscaping, driveways - or anywhere drain lines are
located.
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