The Permanent Fix for Aging Wastewater Infrastructure
Keep scrolling to discover the sustainable and trenchless rehabilitation method for vertical wastewater infrastructure: THE CIP LINER.
Every day, cracked manholes and leaking lift stations allow groundwater to enter into collection systems. This inflow & infiltration (I&I) floods treatment plants with excess water, which utilities and municipalities pay to process and maintain. These EPA statistics show where the money is going, and where it can be recovered:
The cured-in-place liner is the 21st-century trenchless solution to deteriorating vertical wastewater structures. It is strategically engineered from two layers of structural fiberglass with an impermeable inner membrane tucked between them, then saturated with epoxy resin inside and out.
That inner member is the difference-maker: it guarantees the liner is impervious to H2S sewer gas.
For over 24 years, Infrastructure Rehabilitation has lined thousands of structures throughout the United States, and with that experience comes a proven process, thoroughly trained installers, and quality assurance. When working with Infrastructure Rehabilitation, one can expect the following processes:
1. Plan to the Objectives
2. Measure & Evaluate
3. Quality Assurance & Control
Structures once believed beyond repair are rehabilitated, permanently sealed, and warrantied for 20 years.
Scroll through our Services page or talk to a CIP expert to learn more about Infrastructure Rehabilitation and the Cured-in-Place Liner.