An Environmentally Sound Alternative
To Underground Pipe Rehabilitation
Videos
Sledge Hammer
So how strong is PipePatch? Two men use a sledge hammer to try and break PipePatch. watch now (flv)
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Boulder City, Nevada
During a road paving project in Boulder City, the heavy paving equipment damaged a sewer main below the road. The break in the sewer main was nearly 4 foot long. PipePatch repaired the break through a manhole; no digging was required. watch now (flv)
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Beaverton, Oregon
A utility company in Beaverton accidentally bored through a 8” concrete city sewer main. The Oregon Department of Transportation would not allow cutting through the street for repair. They turned to PipePatch for the solution. watch now (flv)
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Burton, Michigan
SourceOne Environmental goes to Burton to train city personal on the PipePatch System. watch now (flv)
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Toledo, Ohio
Suffering from massive infiltration from multiple joint failures, Toledo looks to PipePatch for the solution. watch now (flv)
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What People Are Saying:
“This technology is another option that has its place in avoiding surface disruptions. This repair was completed in a minimal time frame, on a busy street and at a considerable cost savings to the rate payer.”
“We have been extremely pleased with the Pipe Patch system. We have put six in the ground over the last year, each one working as prescribed.”
“Your demonstration was professional, quickly conducted and turned out to be extremely effective in repairing an area we had been putting off.”
“We will definitely consider this as an option on future pipe breaks.”
“In one repair our purchase of Pipe Patch paid for itself!”
“It’s a great tool if we have point repairs to look at and a big time saver!”
