Offering cost effective sewer, drain and pipe repair to NC, VA, DC and MD with our commercial and industrial CIPP no-dig inspections, cleaning and lining systems.
Named after the upstate New York city in which it was invented, Orangeburg pipe is made from compressed tar paper or a blend of pitch and wood fiber. It was invented in the 1860s, but really took off in popularity in the middle part of last century. Are you familiar with Orangeburg pipe? That is…
Are you in charge of government property that is inconveniencing your citizens with elderly leaky pipes? How about the hassle of your homeowners having to park cars blocks away from their houses because the street has been dug up to repair plumbing? CIPP (Cured in Place Pipe) requires little or no trench digging to repair…
Does your insurance cover sewer repair? There are a few we have worked with tin the Aberdeen, MD area that were more than helpful when we asked about their coverage. Our Experience We have worked with plenty of commercial property associations and maintenance departments. Having a good working knowledge of how your sewer systems work…
Traditional VS Trenchless Traditional pipe repair generally means digging down to a pipe that have been damaged, cutting out sections, and replacing it with brand new piping. With advances in technology, contractors are now able to replace or simply repair pipe without having to dig a massive trench that disturbs the landscape. This is…
While trenchless sewer repair is a fairly new technology, it has been used within the United States and Virginia for around 20 years. While traditional methods work, trenchless sewer repair has a few differences that put it in a field of its own. Below are a few reasons why you should opt for trenchless…
Rehabilitating existing water lines is crucial to maintaining a healthy chilled water system in large buildings. We installed (4) 50-foot long, 8-inch liners replacing the existing chilled water lines at Green Run High School in Virginia Beach, VA. Chilled Water Line Repair The water lines went from the outdoor condensers under the asphalt parking lot…