Sliplining
Sliplining involves sliding one pipe into another and grouting it in place. This method can be used for repair or reinforcement of existing pipelines without the need to excavate.
Trenchless Technology in India: An Ever Growing Population Needs Trenchless Innovation
With the up-gradation of infrastructure, there’s a major need to upgrade sub-surface infrastructure to meet the needs of India's...
Trenchless Rehabilitation for Gas Lines: How to Detect a Gas Leak
A faulty gas line is nothing to mess with. When gas appliances are not putting off the same amount of heat or flame as they once did, it...
Emerging Trenchless Rehabilitation Technologies: Kevlar Reinforced Composite Lining Systems
The desirable properties of Kevlar make it ideal for lining systems. This liner’s corrosion, heat, and chemical resistance, as well as its...
Your Comprehensive Guide to Condition Assessment of Buried Pipelines
Not only is a failed sewer system harmful for the environment, it is also expensive to rehabilitate. This is where condition assessment...
How Trenchless Water Line Repair Can Save Homeowners Money
The cost associated with changing plumbing lines have many homeowners trying to make do with faulty, leaking plumbing and taps. Fortunately...
What Is Trenchless Technology?
Trenchless technology is all about fixing and constructing underground structures without the use of surface level trenches. Learn how this...
Pipe Relining: A Trenchless Alternative to Pipe Replacement
Pipe relining is a trenchless rehabilitation method used to repair pipes that are structurally sound but have damage. It's one way to...
Is Trenchless Rehabilitation Right for Your Home?
In the event of pipe damage, owners try to find the quickest, cheapest method of repairing. Trenchless rehabilitation can be a viable...
Protect Your Home Against Drain Clogs
Bathroom drain clogs occur when skin flakes, body oil, hair, dirt and soap build up on the walls of the drain pipe. In the kitchen, they...
How to Tell When a Water Line Needs Repair: Trenchless for Water Lines
The most common signs of impending water line repair are leaky faucets, loss of water pressure, discolored water, and dampness or mold on...
Replacing Galvanized Steel Pipes Using CIPP and Sliplining
Galvanized steel pipes are made by dipping steel pipes into molten zinc. This coating helps prevent the pipe from corroding, however;...
What is a No Dig Show?
Education is an important point for trenchless technology companies, as the industry is still relatively new and growing. A no dig show...
Using Trenchless Technology to Fix Channeling Pipelines
When the bottom of a pipe erodes in a process known as channeling, it becomes problematic for a homeowner. However, the use of trenchless...
Line Belly Vs. Channeling: When Trenchless Can't be Used for Repair
When a blockage occurs, is it a line belly or channeling? Line belly cannot be repaired using trenchless methods, but channeling can....
Tips on Preventing Frozen Pipes
'Prevention is better than cure' is an old and wise adage and it applies well to winter preparation and preventing frozen pipes. Locate...
Avoid a Busted Water Pipe by Taking These Simple Steps
When you do experience a busted water pipe, there's a better option to digging up your yard to repair or replace it. Trenchless technology...
Who Invented Trenchless Technology?
Trenchless technology, the method of subsurface construction requiring little or no continuous trenching, began in 1970. It was invented by...
An Overview of Sliplining
Sliplining is when workers insert a pipe within a damaged pipeline. The new plumbing is made of either polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or...
What to Do When You Smell Gas?
What to Do When You Smell Gas? Ventilate the area, evacuate the premises, contact emergency services and turn to trenchless inspection and...
