Entries Tagged Pipeline Rehabilitation/Lining

Large, inflatable rubber plugs or bladders have been in use in large-scale infrastructure since at least the early 1920s, when they were...

“I had a supplier tell me that he was getting a ‘stronger’ resin than the regular epoxy resin for lining I typically...

Now in its third decade of being in business, PrimeLine Products continues to grow. The Florida-based company recently moved into a larger...

A Pacific Northwest-based pipe repair company is no stranger to innovation. Trenchless Pipe Repairs (TPR), located in Sumner, Washington, has been taking...

Jeff Warner, owner/president of JPW Properties, was in a difficult situation that could have cost him his business. During a post-installation inspection...

When cured with hot water or steam, cured-in-place pipe sewer repairs are impacted by unpredictable underground conditions. When an installation fails, the...

PipeFlo Contracting has built a successful business by adopting many different kinds of trenchless pipe rehabilitation technologies, creating a one-stop shop for...

Sewer rehabilitation cutter operations require a great deal of attention to detail. Whether you’re using a cutter to reinstate lateral connections or...

Have you ever experienced a root growing through a CIPP liner? I have, and while it’s considered a failure, it is also a...

Purchasing a new small-diameter cutter is a big decision, and it can be hard to know if you’ve made the right choice...

With the two profiles Cleaner magazine features each month, we capture the work that contractors do through both words and pictures. When photographers accompany contractors...

Why CUES? Industry-leading customer serviceCustomer service is CUES’ top priority. With one of the most dedicated sales and support teams in the industry,...

“I installed a competitor’s liner. It melted, sagged and plugged the sewer pipe I’d lined. Why? I thought the resin used in...

Determining the right sewer rehabilitation method for a given job is not always straightforward, as identifying a solution requires evaluating a pipe’s...