Case Studies
$2M+saved compared to an excavation-based approach
British Embassy
- 823 ft
- of failed liner removed
- 1,120 ft
- of new CIPP lining installed
- 240 hrs
- saved through trenchless rehabilitation
- 3,200 ft
- of piping surveyed
Diagnostics + CIPP rehabilitation
We detect failing pipes, predict expensive failures, and rehabilitate infrastructure to reduce costs, ensure compliance, and extend system life.
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The method
We help facility managers, property and asset owners, condo and multifamily boards, and institutional decision-makers find hidden pipe failures before they become emergencies, and plan rehabilitation around real condition data.
Every building has a plumbing system. And most of them are in worse shape than anyone knows.
Before we touch a single pipe, we map the whole system.
LiDAR scanning builds a precise digital model of every line, every connection, every potential failure point.
Then we go inside. A camera travels through the system, revealing grease buildup, cracks, rust, and failing joints.
What the camera finds: Cracks, Rust, Failing Joint
Every pipe section receives a 1-to-5 condition grade, from new to failing. Scores are then weighted by system risk, including cascading-failure exposure in vertical stacks, where a failure in a lower section backs up every floor above it. Most projects also receive expert engineering review by the Dynamic Drain team.
Graded, risk-weighted findings become a prioritized action plan, sequenced into multi-year capital budgets so the most critical sections are rehabilitated first.
Six services, one team
Six coordinated services, from the first diagnostic survey to the final restored connection, delivered as one system by one team.
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Maine to Florida
A service corridor from Maine to Florida, anchored by mobilization bases in Alexandria and St. Petersburg.
Alexandria, VAHeadquarters
St. Petersburg, FLSouthern base
The video
From the first camera inspection to the lined, restored pipe, in under three minutes.
What happens next
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