Gone are the days of excavating trenches, disrupting daily operations with prolonged downtimes, and causing environmental harm. Today’s fast-paced world calls for efficient, sustainable, and non-disruptive infrastructure solutions. Trenchless commercial pipelining is one such innovative solution for pipe repair, restoration, and maintenance.
It’s a fact; environmental conservation is a growing trend. Today, more and more businesses are striving to adopt sustainable practices that will reduce waste and lower their carbon footprint. In line with this year’s Earth Day theme, adopting and investing in innovative solutions is vital for a greener future. One such groundbreaking (pun intended) approach that has revolutionized the commercial pipelining industry is trenchless technology, a technique championed by US Pipelining. Read on to see what the environmental benefits of trenchless pipelining are.
Pipe lining has become increasingly popular in recent years as an alternative to traditional pipe replacement methods. Overall, trenchless pipe lining in particular, is a cost-effective and minimally invasive solution for repairing damaged pipes. In this article, we will discuss whether trenchless pipe lining is a good option and what to consider when choosing the right pipe lining company.
Nearly all modern high-rise buildings have a trash chute that facilitates the safe and convenient disposal of waste from the top floors down to a dumpster or compactor at the bottom. It allows you to dispose of all manner of waste materials such as food scraps, plastic bottles, empty cans, and paper bags without requiring you to go down to the receptacle.
Roof drainage systems are undoubtedly the unsung heroes of buildings. They play a vital role in maintaining the integrity of your home or commercial property but are often overlooked when it comes to proper maintenance and care. Roof drains move water from the surface of the roof and directs it into the gutters. This then prevents roof leaks that are notorious for damaging building interiors and the roofing system.
Pipelines used for water supply, drainage, heating, and other applications are prone to damage due to constant exposure to corrosive chemicals. Such pipes need repair or replacement at some point. Epoxy coating offers a fast and convenient alternative to traditional excavation and replacement methods.
If you manage large commercial, institutional, or municipal pipe networks, you may have heard of CIPP lining as a viable alternative to traditional pipe restoration methods. Cured In Place Pipelining (CIPP) is a pipe repair method that involves placing a dry tube inside the old pipe to form a structural bond that prevents further leakage.
It is a compelling alternative to the traditional pipe restoration method because it does not require excavation to remove the old pipe. CIPP works with any type of plumbing system and can be used on large diameter pipes such as those used in institutional and municipal pipe networks.
Many are unfamiliar with the term CIPP pipelining, even though it is a service that you may have to use for your business at some point. CIPP stands for cured-in-place pipe. This repair method is jointless and seamless and involves the use of an already existing pipe.
Complete pipe replacement is a method that pipelining professionals have used for decades. This method involves the placement of a completely new pipe. Although business owners have the comfort of knowing that they have a new pipe, there is also a higher expense because of the digging or trenching involved.
An emerging leader in Cured-In-Place-Pipelining (CIPP), and trenchless lining solutions, US Pipelining, LLC., has completed a landmark restoration project at the historic Americus Hotel.
Expected to open in the summer of 2021 as part of the Wyndham Hotel Group’s Trademark Collection, the hotel will be the first of its kind in Pennsylvania. Erected on the site of the city’s first hotel/tavern known as the Northampton ca: 1810. The new and renamed Americus opened in 1927 attracting US Presidents, dignitaries, and visitors from across the country.
Cured-In-Place Pipelining (CIPP) is the future of pipelining technology. As an emerging leader in Cured-In-Place solutions, US Pipelining, LLC., is highly specialized in the application and design of CIPP repair and restoration. Recently, US Pipelining completed a major refinery restoration in Delaware City, Delaware. This restoration comprised of CIPP rehabilitation to nearly 1500 linear feet of pipe with diameters ranging from 15 – 28 inches.