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What’s the best way to inspect a sewer for damage and debris
The best way to inspect a sewer for damage and debris is to use a combination of visual inspections and specialized equipment designed for sewer inspection. Here's a step-by-step approach: Visual Inspection: Start with a visual inspection of the accessible portions of...
What’s involved in CCTV sewer inspections for underground utilities
CCTV (Closed-Circuit Television) sewer inspections are a critical part of assessing the condition and performance of underground utility pipelines, particularly sewer and stormwater systems. These inspections involve the use of specialized camera equipment to inspect...
What is trenchless Technology for pipe repair and underground utilities
Trenchless technology refers to a set of construction and repair methods used for installing, repairing, or replacing underground pipes, conduits, and utilities without the need for traditional open trench excavation. This approach minimizes disruption to the surface...
What is a CIPP lining in pipe repair and rehab
CIPP, which stands for Cured-In-Place Pipe, is a trenchless technology used for repairing and rehabilitating underground sewer and water pipelines without the need for traditional excavation methods. CIPP lining is a specific process within CIPP technology. Here's how...
What does it mean to be NASSCO Certified
Being NASSCO Certified means that an individual or organization has met the certification requirements and standards established by the National Association of Sewer Service Companies (NASSCO), a professional association focused on advancing the quality and acceptance...
How is smoke used for inspecting underground pipes
Smoke testing is a method used to identify leaks, defects, and other issues in underground pipes, particularly sewer and sanitary systems. It involves introducing a controlled, non-toxic smoke into the pipes and then observing where the smoke emerges, revealing...
How are manhole repair professionals qualified to do their job
Manhole repair professionals, often referred to as manhole rehabilitation technicians or sewer maintenance workers, typically require specific qualifications, training, and skills to perform their job effectively. The qualifications and requirements can vary depending...