Engineers & consultants
We inspect and rehabilitate your client's drainage pipes.
Estimates are free. Camera inspections may carry a charge.
City Hall cast-iron fittingOur cured-in-place lining restored a failed fitting at a Florida city hall.
We repaired a failed cast-iron fitting inside a Florida city hall. We televised the line, cleaned the host pipe and installed a cured-in-place liner sized to the defect we documented. We verified the finished repair with a final camera pass.
- We televised the sanitary line and documented the failed cast-iron fitting.
- We cleaned and prepared the damaged section before installing the liner.
- We installed a cured-in-place liner sized to the fitting failure we found on camera.
How we work
We document the defects in your client's pipe on camera before we select a repair method.
Sewer camera inspectionWe map defects with closed-circuit television (CCTV) inspection, tie our scope to the host pipe's condition and document verification after repair.
The municipal cast-iron work in our record followed inspect, clean, line and verify steps with camera closeout.
Engineers & consultants
We deliver footage and repair notes your project team can file with your client.
We provide inspection footage, cleaning records, liner installation notes and final camera passes when your contract with us includes those deliverables.
We coordinate access windows with your client's team when our work runs in occupied buildings.
Coordination
We agree on repair limits and completion records with your project team.
- We confirm which lines are in scope for inspection only versus rehabilitation before mobilization.
- We document acceptance criteria for camera verification after lining or replacement in your scope letter.
- We phase our work to match the resident or public access limits your client sets on its property.
Questions
We answer your questions before our work begins.
Related services
We often scope these services on the same property.
Request an estimate
Discuss your client's pipe inspection or repair.
Tell us about your client's drainage assets, available inspection records and the work your project requires.
Helpful details include your property's city and building type, the floors, units or areas affected, how long the problem has recurred, and any camera footage, plans or engineering reports you already have.
Estimates are free. Camera inspections may carry a charge.