In Louisville the most common pipe line is cast iron
In Louisville the most common pipe line is cast iron. Cast iron pipes were introduced to the United States in the nineteenth century, imported from Europe. Cast iron pipes were to replace wooden pipe lines and now sewer pipes range from cast iron, PVC, and clay. All of which at some time or another will […]
Trenchless Technology Demos and Premier Golf Tournament Slated for November
Perma-Liner Industries LLC, a trenchless repair solutions manufacturer, announces its latest Technology Showcase is scheduled for Nov. 5-8 in Clearwater, Fla. The premier Perma-Liner Golf Tournament will conclude the showcase on Friday, Nov. 8, at the Pasadena Yacht & Country Club. “We will be showing a plethora of new equipment, materials and entire systems,” says […]
Perma-liner is coming to Louisville to do demonstrations!!
Perma-liner is coming to Louisville to do demonstrations!! SLB Pipe Solutions completed pipelining job using Perma-Liner equipment and materials on a large diameter sprinkler supply line at a Honda plant. They had multiple longitudinal cracks 15 feet under a new $4 million reinforced concrete delivery road that was poured in the resent weeks. They were […]
New Orleans Prepares Drainage Systems for Storm Season
As rain persists in New Orleans and other locations, such as Lake Charles and St. Bernard, many residents are making plans to get useful flood protection. The St. Bernard flood protection system covers more than 35 miles and protects against storm surge as high as 32 feet. But it comes at a cost of maintaining […]
New Orleans Initiative Replaces Paving With Plants
New Orleans is currently participating in a proactive program for residents to take part in. The Greater New Orleans Water Collaborative main goal to help homeowners remove excessive concrete or asphalt in front of their homes. The Water Management Strategy called for significant and lasting changes to storm water management, utilizing rainfall to help solve […]
New Orleans Plans Upgraded Sewer System
In recent weeks, New Orleans residents have been required to boil water on two separate occasions due to power failures. The City is ramping up their tactics for better strategies to prevent this from happening again. As a first step, the Sewer & Water Board has started running an additional pump at the Carrollton water […]
Boil Water Advisory for New Orleans
Due to a Power Outage at the Claiborne Treatment Plant, New Orleans is issuing a boil water advisory as water samples are in the process of being monitored and evaluated. While the city is testing for contaminants, residents are asked to not use tap water when making ice, drinking water, brushing teeth and rinsing or preparing […]
Rainy Season and Sewer Drainage Systems
Many of us are experiencing a rainy season now that summer is in full swing. Along with the sunny delights and fanfare this time of year brings, there is also a need to think about the proper functioning of our drainage systems where we live. It is important to know to what extent a drainage […]
In New Orleans the history is present in the streets.
In New Orleans the history is present in the streets. Older historic buildings line the streets and the infrastructure is just as old as the buildings. Using Perma-Liner™ Cured-in-place-pipe lining systems helps add 50 years or more lifespan to these creole pipes. With the city also so close to sea levels, digging and replacing methods […]
1,600 miles of lateral sewer pipes
The sanitary sewer system of New Orleans consists of 1,600 miles of lateral sewer pipes starting at 8 inches in diameter. The design of the sewer system started in 1898, and today like any sewer system continual maintenance and repairs are done routinely. The Sewer System Evaluation and Rehabilitation Program ( SSERP) is coordinating with […]
