Trenchless Technology

Our Trenchless Technology is designed to rehabilitate most any damaged concealed pipe, we would ever encounter.  We cover this territory in the following 3 Categories:

SANITARY, POTABLE, SPINCAST

 

SANITARY

We use a variety of techniques depending on the problem to repair the primary waste lines in residential homes, apartments and commercial businesses.  The most common method we use is the “pull in place” method.  We use special proprietary tools to clean the existing Cast Iron, PVC or Orangeburg Pipe. We then prepare a liner measured for the section of pipe that has failed.  Next, we prepare and pull the new liner into the existing pipe and allow it to cure.  We then pull and discard the old bladder.  For the final, we clean and polish the newly lined pipe.

In most cases, we can repair drain lines under the concrete slabs in homes, under driveways, patios and pool deck without a need to access the concrete slab.

 

POTABLE

We use a variety of techniques depending on the problem to repair the pipes supplying the drinkable water supply into the residential home, business or apartment.  We use a proprietary cleaning method to clean the old rust and scale from the old galvanized, copper or metallic water pipes.  We then prepare and purge the system with an epoxy coating that restores the existing piping.

For systems with PVC, POLY or PEX tubing we have other relining methods available.  Ask for further details.

In most cases, we can repair the POTABLE water distribution under the concrete slab, concealed in walls and underground, without a need of access to the majority of the system.

SPIN-CAST

The ideal scenario available to restore air duct systems under the slab floor in homes, restaurants and apartments is SPIN-CAST.  For years when ducts would collapse under the slab floor, the only option was to route the system overhead and replace the HVAC system with up flowing equipment.  Further, in the Oklahoma area we found many duct systems installed using sheet metal screws preventing a “pull in place” method of restoration.

Using a proprietary method to properly clean the ducts and plenum we then use the SPIN-CAST method to apply the epoxy to the walls of the existing ducts.

In most cases, we can clean and restore the ductwork without a need of access the concrete slab, walls or removing the existing HVAC equipment.