Featured Cured-in-Place Pipe Articles
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Trenchless ConstructionThe Lifespan and Dangers of Old Piping Materials Vs. Plastics and Liners
By: Denise Sullivan | Technical Writer @ Trenchlesspedia
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4 Factors to Consider During Your Pipe Lining Project
By: Krystal Nanan | Civil Engineer
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Trenchless Sewer Repair: To Trench or Not to Trench?
By: Tabitha Mishra | Civil Engineer, Technical Content Writer
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Answered by: Klaus Langenbach | Managing Director, SAERTEX multiCom LP
Answered by: Krystal Nanan | Civil Engineer
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Trenchless RehabilitationYour 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 comes into play. Condition...
By: Tabitha Mishra | Civil Engineer, Technical Content Writer
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Trenchless Rehabilitation
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, after which appropriate...
By: Tabitha Mishra | Civil Engineer, Technical Content Writer
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Trenchless Rehabilitation
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 option because asset...
By: Tabitha Mishra | Civil Engineer, Technical Content Writer
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The Essential Pros and Cons of Trenchless Sewer Rehabilitation
At first, trenchless sewer rehabilitation sounds like the best of all possible worlds, but as with any technology there are strong points and drawbacks to understand.
By: Will Carpenter
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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, trenchless technology has...
By: Tabitha Mishra | Civil Engineer, Technical Content Writer
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Trenchless Rehabilitation
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 prolong the useful life of a sewer...
By: Will Carpenter
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Trenchless Rehabilitation
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 solution. But it isn't always the...
By: Denise Sullivan | Technical Writer @ Trenchlesspedia
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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 walls and floors.
By: Tabitha Mishra | Civil Engineer, Technical Content Writer
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Trenchless Rehabilitation
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; decades of use does cause erosion...
By: Tabitha Mishra | Civil Engineer, Technical Content Writer
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How to Defrost Frozen Pipes
Depending on location and material, how to defrost frozen pipes is different for each circumstance. There are several methods used to defrost frozen pipes including pipe...
By: Tabitha Mishra | Civil Engineer, Technical Content Writer
