
The District and the DC metro core
Pipe rehabilitation in Washington DC
80 completed buildings in Washington DC.
- 80completed buildings in Washington DC
- 37multifamily and condominium buildings
- 40–75%less than conventional replacement
Washington DC
Local Experience, Not Just a Service Area
Alexandria, VAHeadquarters
- Washington DC
- Other published work
- Mobilization base
We have completed infrastructure work in 80 buildings in Washington DC. That local history, not a service-area map, is why owners and managers in the District call us.
Local Work
- Government & Public SectorBritish Embassy3,200 feet of piping surveyed and a failed liner replaced with 1,120 feet of CIPP lining, saving over $2 million compared to excavation.
- Government & Public SectorTheodore Roosevelt Island2,000 feet of water fountain lines rehabilitated on the 91-acre preserve.
- Multifamily & CondominiumsVan Ness North Cooperative
- Multifamily & CondominiumsCathedral West Condominium
- Government & Public SectorU.S. Government Publishing Office
Industries
Who We Work With in DC
Multifamily and condominium communities, commercial properties, higher education. Federal and high-security DC facilities are served through 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.
01Evaluation study
02Prioritized findings
03Rehabilitation
What happens next
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- 01Evaluation studyThe system is mapped, inspected by camera, and every section is condition-graded.
- 02Prioritized findingsGrades are weighted by system risk and turned into a plan, most critical sections first.
- 03RehabilitationTrenchless CIPP lining of the sections that matter most, without full pipe replacement. Access requirements are confirmed during the evaluation.





