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HydraTite was used to rehabilitate 13 joints in this century-old pipe quickly and efficiently. The pipe was dewatered, the interior surface was smoothed out with concrete, and the seals were installed over the joints. The seals were air-tested and adjusted as needed. The entire project was wrapped up in 8 days.
One interesting application of HydraWrap has been its use to restore withering pavilion posts at parks. Our carbon fiber fabric repair has been applied to a handful of pavilions across a few parks.
Our Field Services recently revamped their products and services booklet which explains all the capabilities of our crew. See how we can help with your infrastructure rehabilitation project.
Last week HydraTech attended the 2025 WWETT trade show in Indianapolis Indiana. I was accompanied by my two coworkers Caleb Rutledge and Jennifer Williams. This year’s trade show was a little different, instead of being an exhibitor with a booth, HydraTech decided to attend the show.
HydraTech has a history of using HydraTite on DOT projects and recently we have been giving demonstrations and presentations for DOT personnel to learn about all the benefits of this trenchless repair.
This week, I had the privilege of participating in a comprehensive training session led by our very knowledgeable engineer, Mike Fox. The focus of this training was on the practical application of our HydraWrap system, which offers innovative solutions for infrastructure repair. Several other employees from office side joined me for this new experience.
A couple of people came down from Alaska to learn about our HydraTite Internal Pipe Joint Seal and how it can be installed to eliminate infiltration. They were here to get certified on the installation process so as a contractor they could install HydraTite in Alaska, a state that HydraTech has not done extensive work in.
The supports below a 54” RCP suspended outfall sanitary pipe failed and the pipe collapsed. Despite lifting the pipe back into the proper position, the joint continued to leak. Initially, a clamp was applied to the joint but the owners wanted to fortify this repair. They called us to apply our HydraWrap with the subsea epoxy to rehabilitate this pipe.
A county’s sanitation department discovered that a 12” steel pipe was leaking in their wastewater wet well. They applied our HydraWrap so that they could quickly put their pipe back in service.
Many businesses encounter cyclical highs and lows, where some months are bustling with activity, others are notably quieter. How a company manages these slower periods can significantly impact its long-term success. In last month’s newsletter, Caleb discusses various ways to make use of your time during the slow months.
Two vertical digester pipes had developed leaks due to corrosion. The water treatment facility chose to restore these pipes with our HydraWrap system.
In a recent blog post Jennifer shares a few words about our company Christmas party. Between Caleb and herself the event was well documented with pictures.