Any trenchless pipe rehab company knows that high-risk, high-reward pipe lining jobs can easily break bad. While certainly not ideal, it’s imperative to learn from such mistakes to avoid them on future jobs.
“We treat a job that goes sideways as a learning experience,” says Loren Wilson, operations manager at Pipelining Technologies in West Palm Beach, Florida. “This industry still is relatively new, so there aren’t any trade schools or apprenticeship programs for pipe lining — it’s something you learn every day on the job. We’ve had occasions that we thought were catastrophic at the time, but they taught us to
