Broken Sewer Pipe Cincinnati | Perma Liner Industries
Trenchless Pipelining & Trenchless Plumbing Solutions
We are now the exclusive distributor in North America for all Dancutter reinstatement tools. Flexible cutter, which can be used in all kinds of pipes, as sewer pipes, water pipes, etc. in sizes from 90mm to 150mm. By relining an existing pipe with a liner the cutter is used to reopen laterals. DC 70 is also used to mill away concrete, tree roots, rubber rings, metal and all types of deposits before relining. The cutter works with a cutting head that is driven
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Grant Utilities Inc., based out of St. Paul Minnesota encountered a unique job in mid-January during winter climates of 2 degrees. Grant Utilities is honored to be a part of the (pipe) rehabilitation to Forepaugh’s Restaurant. It is the most prestigious and historical restaurant in the St. Paul area. The residents of St. Paul as well as the staff at Forepaugh’s are reminded of why this restaurant is so prominent, as the ghosts of Joseph and Molly join these dinner
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Cincinnati, Ohio did you know that in the next state over is throwing an International Environmental Expo! That’s right, The Pumper and Cleaner show will be held in Indianapolis, Indiana from February 25-28,2013! ROADTRIP! The Pumper and Cleaner Expo is the largest attracting over 12,000 environmental professionals, Perma-Liner being one of them. Perma-Liner will be in BOOTH # 3233 to demo and educate about trenchless technology. A “no- dig” technology that is “lining” its way through the pipes! An environmentally
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In Cincinnati the Metropolitan Sewer District embraces a $3.2 billion sewer system upgrade. With this upgrade Hamilton County is looking at ending policies that hire and determine treatment to Cincinnati-based businesses. Giving MSD supervision over contactors’ jobs and if MSD decides to toss the rulebook than it will give contractors less incentive to work on MSD jobs. The MSD keeps raising sewer rates now up to $752.60 a year because of a 5.5% increase in rates, adding to a whopping
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