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How do you rehabilitate brick manholes with OBIC products?

As you know, the main purpose of a man-sized hole or “manhole”, was to allow workers to enter the sewer system.  Manholes have been in existence in the United States for over 200 years, with some still in service dating back to the pre-Civil War era. At that time,...

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A New Perspective on the Benefits of Manhole Rehabilitation

We recently read MSW Magazine’s article,  “The Costs of Uneven Manholes” and it struck a chord with us.  Although the article focuses on new technologies with installing new manholes and leveling existing ones, the main benefits of these methods also parallel the way...

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Advanced Rehabilitation Technology Featured in I&I Magazine

What happens when a garbage truck falls into a sinkhole connected to a manhole?  The city of Parkersburg, West Virginia called us to look at the site and determine if trenchless technology could fix it with our fast-curing, manhole lining technologies.  This powerful...

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Annual manhole rehabilitation aims to stop infiltration

Every year, Ross Township budgets approximately $125,000 for manhole rehabilitation. The township’s wastewater system, like many across the nation, is composed of many old brick manholes that are beginning to degrade and become inefficient. Manhole infiltration is the...

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Sewer manhole rehabilitation in Tonawanda

Sewer manhole rehabilitation in Tonawanda When the town of Tonawanda, New York received a $5 million grant from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, they wasted no time implementing plans to rehabilitate their 70-year-old sewer system. Like...

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