Our solutions

Diagnostics to restoration

Six coordinated services, from the first diagnostic survey to the final restored connection, delivered as one system by one team.

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  1. 01 Diagnostics and assessment
  2. 02 Infrastructure Intelligence
  3. 03 CIPP rehabilitation
  4. 04 Pipe cleaning and clearing
  5. 05 Domestic water rehabilitation
  6. 06 Reinstatement and restoration
Cutaway of the building showing its drain lines below the slab
  1. 01 Diagnostics Camera entry
  2. 02 Infrastructure Intelligence Whole system
  3. 03 CIPP lining Riser
  4. 04 Cleaning Building drain
  5. 05 Domestic water Supply lines
  6. 06 Reinstatement Branch connection

Core Solutions

Six services, one team

  • At night on a rooftop, a technician lowers an inspection camera into a glowing drain
    01

    Diagnostics and assessment

    CCTV pipe inspection and camera surveys document the real condition of every line, so repair decisions start from evidence instead of assumptions.

  • A green liner travelling down a riser inside a sectioned building
    03

    CIPP rehabilitation

    Trenchless Cured-in-Place Pipe (CIPP) lining rebuilds failing pipe from the inside, without the demolition, displacement, and downtime of full replacement: a 50-year liner life with a 10-year warranty, 2 to 84 inch diameters, 4 to 1,000 foot runs, typically 40 to 75% less than replacement.

  • The inside of a cast iron drain line
    04

    Pipe cleaning and clearing

    High-pressure hydro jetting and mechanical cleaning remove grease, scale, and debris to restore flow and prepare pipes for inspection or lining.

  • A bathroom with its new red and blue PEX water lines shown inside the wall
    05

    Domestic water rehabilitation

    Aging domestic and potable water lines are renewed with Uponor PEX alongside the sanitary drain, waste and vent rehabilitation, scheduled around residents and daily operations to keep disruption to a minimum.

  • A cutter reopening a branch connection inside a lined pipe
    06

    Reinstatement and restoration

    After lining, branch connections are reopened and access points restored, returning the system to full service and the building to normal use.

The video

See how it works

From the first camera inspection to the lined, restored pipe, in under three minutes.

  • Inspect
  • Clean
  • Line
  • Restore

Where the work happens

Inside the walls

Every building has a plumbing system. And most of them are in worse shape than anyone knows.

  1. The riser

    Risers are the vertical pipes that carry water and waste between floors.

  2. A new pipe inside the old

    A resin-saturated liner is installed inside the existing pipe and cured in place, forming a new pipe within the old one, without full replacement. Work is performed from existing access points where possible; some projects require small access pits.

  3. Connections reopened

    Once a liner cures, robotic cutters reopen each branch connection from inside the pipe, returning the system to full service.

  4. A failure low in the stack

    Because every floor above depends on them, a failure low in the stack affects the whole building.

4–1,000 ftpipe runs

Riser and CIPP basics
A riser model: a bathtub, sink and toilet on two glass floors, their branch lines joining one vertical drain stack
Riser model Riser stacks are modeled in Revit and Inventor, so complex systems can be reviewed and phased before work begins.

Who we serve

Industries

By the numbers

  • 40–75%less than conventional replacement
  • 50 yrliner life, backed by a 10-year warranty
  • 2–84 inpipe diameters
  • 2008founded

  • Selected clients

  • GSK
  • EMCOR
  • Kidder Mathews
  • National Institutes of Health
  • City of Norfolk
  • CVS
  • Frito Lay
  • DJG
  • Legum & Norman
  • National Gallery of Art

What happens next

Start your project

Tell us more about your infrastructure challenges.

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  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.