Promenade Towers, a residential high-rise, seen from its landscaped terrace

Rockville · Baltimore · statewide

Pipe rehabilitation in Maryland

70 completed Maryland buildings, including Baltimore, and 17 in Rockville alone.

  • 70Maryland buildings, including 5 in Baltimore
  • 17buildings in Rockville
  • 40–75%less than conventional replacement

Maryland

Local Experience Across Maryland

Alexandria, VAHeadquarters

  • Maryland
  • Other published work
  • Mobilization base
Plotted from our published work history, one dot per metro.

We have completed work in 70 Maryland buildings: 65 across the state plus 5 in Baltimore, which is part of our Maryland history, not an afterthought. Rockville accounts for 17 of them, tied with Alexandria, VA for the second-highest concentration in our portfolio after Washington DC. Local work also includes the Clevenger Property in Beltsville and Brighton Village in Gaithersburg.

Industries

Who We Work With in Maryland

Multifamily and condominium communities, commercial properties, higher education. Municipal and state clients such as MTA Baltimore and the Maryland State Highway Administration are covered by our Government & Public Sector work.

From evaluation to rehabilitation

How we Work

Evaluation study first, then prioritized findings, then rehabilitation of the sections that matter most.

What We Do

Most local work starts with an Infrastructure Intelligence evaluation and continues with CIPP rehabilitation, lining failing pipe from the inside instead of replacing it.

  1. A technician lowering an inspection camera into a roof vent, with the city skyline behind
    01

    Evaluation study

  2. A laptop showing a building floor plan with its pipe sections graded by condition
    02

    Prioritized findings

  3. A green liner inversion drum set up on a rooftop beside a vent stack
    03

    Rehabilitation

What happens next

Start your project

Tell us more about your infrastructure challenges.

  1. 01Evaluation studyThe system is mapped, inspected by camera, and every section is condition-graded.
  2. 02Prioritized findingsGrades are weighted by system risk and turned into a plan, most critical sections first.
  3. 03RehabilitationTrenchless CIPP lining of the sections that matter most, without full pipe replacement. Access requirements are confirmed during the evaluation.