19 Dec The Process of Tank and Pipe Lining, How it Works, and Why it’s Now Commonly Used in the Southeast
Replacing a holding tank for wastewater or other refuse is an expensive - and messy - proposition. Excavating the tank, removing it from the ground, and replacing it can take weeks, not including filling the hole and possibly having new concrete poured over the site. This long job time and extra hassle can also translate into your facility being crippled or even temporarily being shut down, as the holding tank is replaced.
28 Nov When Pipe Camera Inspections are Most Effective
Before buying a home, a pipe camera inspection can be done to determine if there are any underlying issues that may not show up for a few months. These issues could end up costing you a lot of time and money. Many times, especially if inside a building more than 40 years old, the pipes may be damaged and you will not be able to tell until something tragic and expensive happens. We conduct camera inspections of your pipes before any work is done, allowing our subsequent decisions to be accurate and specific to the situation at hand. We make sure that we don’t charge our customers for extra work, and our sewer camera inspections allow us to fix it correctly from the start.
06 Nov Why Pipe Lining Makes More Sense for Your Sewer Emergency
As a business owner, the thought of a sewer pipe emergency that would take several days to fix and cost more is unappealing. Fortunately, modern advances in pipe lining makes it possible to restore faulty pipes within a day, creating a more affordable solution that can be relied on in emergency situations.- 1
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