Pipe Bursting
Quiz: The Trenchless Pipe Bursting Rehabilitation Method
Pipe bursting, like all other trenchless technologies, has its benefits and limitations. Take this quick 12-question quiz to find out how...
Understanding the Differences Between Pneumatic and Static/Hydraulic Pipe Bursting
Pneumatic and hydraulic pipe bursting are both effective methods of trenchless pipe replacement, each with their own pros and cons. See...
Is a CIPP Liner The Right Fit for Your Trenchless Rehabilitation Project?
CIPP is a popular method of trenchless rehabilitation because there's minimal disruption of your yard, plus it often takes less time to...
NASTT Executive Director Michael Willmets On the Success of NASTT's Annual No-Dig Show
The annual NASTT No-Dig Show is highly regarded as one of the best events for trenchless technology, and trenchless professionals look...
Trenchless Industry Experts Share What Innovations They See on the Horizon in 2019
We went to NASTT’s No-Dig Show 2019 to seek out trenchless engineers and underground infrastructure professionals to find out what new...
How to Detect and Control Hydrogen Sulfide Corrosion Problems in Sewer Pipes
The cost of hydrogen sulfide corrosion rehabilitation escalates when municipalities fail to undertake periodic inspections, and condition...
Butt Fusion & Polyethylene Pipe: How to Effectively Use This Trenchless Method
Polyethylene pipes are virtually impervious to attack by moisture, water and soil, and are non-conductors of electricity. These are some of...
Trenchless Rehabilitation Evaluation: How to Properly Inspect and Locate Damaged Pipelines
Trenchless technology makes it possible to use trenchless nondestructive inspection methods. This helps to isolate pipes that need repair,...
Why Trenchless Technology Improves Asset Management in Your Municipality
Asset management helps evaluate issues and take appropriate action before a failure can occur. Regular assessment and maintenance is a good...
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...
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...
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...
When Trenchless Technology is Not Feasible
Three viewpoints tell at least part of the tale on when trenchless technology may or may not be the right choice. Trenchless technology...
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...
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...
Using Trenchless Technology to Replace City Lead Pipes
Many methods like cured-in-place pipe (CIPP), sliplining, pipe bursting, pipe pulling, etc. have revolutionized the underground...
