The Strip District of Pittsburgh is getting a makeover – underground that is. Beginning in late April, more than 3,600 feet of water lines beneath Smallman Street in the area of 16th to 21st streets and more than 4,000 feet of sewer lines will be replaced and rehabbed resulting in a $9 million effort to enhance the underground aging infrastructure in the Steel City.
The sewer line rehabilitation means retiring the current combined system and separating flow into district channels for storm runoff and sanitary sewage. Officials are trying to curb combined sewer systems, which can spill raw sewage into waterways during major rainfalls.
The infrastructure project should be complete by December 2018. Throughout the project, there will be traffic and parking restrictions.
If you are looking for information on protecting, lining and repairing pipes, or for the nearest installer, contact Perma-Liner™ Industries today. Perma-Liner™ is the leading manufacturer and supplier of trenchless pipeline rehabilitation equipment and materials in North America. For almost 20 years, we have developed systems to rehabilitate existing sewer systems without excavation. Our experience in the CIPP industry has allowed us to design, patent and manufacture state of the art technology in order for us to repair structures without excavation.
Attention all Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania residents and installers, are you interested in learning more about trenchless technology? Then Perma-Liner™ Industries has an event for you to attend! Everyone is invited to our LIVE DEMO April 25 – 26 in New Castle, Delaware. Visit www.perma-liner.com to register and find out more. You can expect to have our knowledgeable staff on-hand demonstrating to you the latest CIPP technology. We hope to see you there!
