Hartford Skyscraper Saves Time and Money with Flow-Liner's CIPP for Roof Drains.

The idea to utilize non-invasive, non-destructive technology came when it was discovered that one of the roof drains from the 11th floor was leaking into the building.A certified Flow-Liner Installer was contacted to rehabilitate the existing roof drain.  Using Cured-in-Place-Pipe (CIPP) lining, the roof drain was lined over 130ft vertically, without issue. Just four months later, our Certified Flow-Liner installer would be back on site to install Flow-Liner's CIPP liners in 10 more of the 11th floor roof drains. All drains were over 130' and a few had bends. The drains were successfully lined with no issues navigating the bends.

"First let me say what a great job [the crew] did, we were very pleased with the result and the professionalism of the crew. Upon inspecting the pipe with the camera, the crew found the leader completely clogged at the bottom of the riser. The crew worked with our facilities staff to clear the pipe without issue. Once the pipe was cleared, the guys went efficiently about their business lining the pipe. They patiently and thoroughly explained each step of the process to me and other from the facilities department. Once the pipe was lined, we got to see first hand how robust the new lining actually was, and we couldn't have been more impressed.  I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this system to anyone else. It saved so much time and cost compared to replacing the original pipes."

CIPP at the Historic Poughkeepsie Post Office

"President Franklin D. Roosevelt laid the cornerstone himself at a dedication  ceremony during celebrations of the 250th anniversary of Poughkeepsie's settlement on October 13, 1937. Five hundred workers would spend the next two years building the 63,000-square foot structure." Learn more Here.

The Post Office discovered about 100ft of drain pipe had cracks and bellies, causing various issues. They contacted a Certified Flow-Liner Installer. Using Flow-Liner's Cured-in-Place-Pipe lining, the installer successfully lined the sanitary pipe, no excavation necessary, and reinstated four branch lines!

Huntington Center | Columbus, Ohio

"Huntington Center is a one million-square-foot, 37-story office tower in Columbus, Ohio. Originally designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and developed by Hines in 1984, Huntington Center is clad in Imperial red granite and bronze-tone glass, the tower features four atriums, one at street level and one each on levels 12, 20 and 28; and incorporates 27,000 square feet of retail space, a 1,000-car parking facility and a 29,650-square-foot athletic club."

Huntington Center found a need for trenchless technology when an underground pipe was leaking.  With a variety of structures and equipment in the way, avoiding demolition was a top priority.  A local Flow-Liner installer was contacted to utilize Cured-in-Place-Pipe lining.  After thorough cleaning, the liner was successfully installed, navigating bends, and sealing the leak without the need to excavate the structures.

Nature’s One Fire Lines

Nature's One found themselves in need of trenchless technology concerning a fire line that was buried under concrete. To avoid the costly and time consuming demolition of their floors, they contacted a certified Flow-Liner Installer.

Utilizing Flow-Liner's Cured-in-Place-Pipe lining (CIPP) for fire lines, the certified installer successfully lined the pipe. The newly lined pipe passed a 200psi hydrostatic test with flying colors.

Nature's One was very pleased to avoid the costly and destructive excavation of the concrete floors.

Pipe Lining at the Ohio Statehouse

In the heart of Ohio's capital city, Columbus, the Statehouse found their beautiful fountain was leaking. A certified Flow-Liner Installer was contacted in hopes of using trenchless technology to avoid demolition of the fountain.

Using Cured-in-Place-Pipe lining, the certified Flow-Liner installer was able to line the fountain's pipe with minimal demolition of the surrounding grounds.

Flow-Liner's CIPP can be utilized in sewer/drain, fountains, pools, HVAC ducts, and electrical conduits. We offer a variety of other trenchless systems for potable water.