Pipe Failure & Displacement

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Understanding Pipe Failure

Pipe displacement is an issue that can be difficult to detect above ground. You may notice depressions, sinkholes, erosion or sediment accumulation around stormwater assets. These are all signs that something is not functioning properly and should be inspected.

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Assessing Pipe Displacement

Pipelines cracking and leaking is unfortunately a common occurrence as infrastructure ages. Minor impurities in pipelines will be exploited as water rushes past the spot. Regularly maintaining and inspecting underground infrastructure allows property managers to be aware of any potential pipeline deterioration and prioritize repairs. 

To understand the severity of the damage or displacement to your pipe, professionals will visually inspect the pipeline via CCTV camera. This pipe damage assessment will allow the operator to evaluate the health of your entire pipeline, rather than addressing one spot. Other methods of investigation are geotechnical assessments. A stormwater or wastewater professional may recommend a more involved study of the property. These geophysical assessments can assist in determining the severity of damage underground in a noninvasive manner. 

Repairs for Pipe Failures

Cured in Place Pipe

Slip Lining

Spin Casting

Spray Casting

Grouting

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Stormwater maintenance is preventative. Regular maintenance ensures the system will continue to operate without major interruptions 

Frequently Asked Questions About Pipe Failures

Our AQUALIS team strives to minimize disruptions during pipe failure repairs using methods designed to reduce impacts on your daily activities.

AQUALIS pipe repairs and maintenance typically offer several years of reliable function, depending on regular upkeep and conditions.

Weather conditions may impact our AQUALIS scheduling, especially heavy rain or extreme conditions, but we will adjust to minimize delays.

Annual pipe failure inspections are recommended by AQUALIS, with additional checks following severe weather events or noticeable changes.

Maintaining your stormwater infrastructure with AQUALIS can significantly enhance property value and reduce liability risks.

Yes, AQUALIS provides this service nationwide through regional experts familiar with local regulations.

Our AQUALIS team handles compliance documentation and communications with local regulatory agencies throughout the process.

Yes, our AQUALIS team provides rapid-response services for urgent or emergency stormwater system issues.

Regular preventative maintenance with AQUALIS greatly reduces the risk of major pipe issues, extending the life of your stormwater system. Your system may still need repairs, but identifying issues early ensures they are repaired before they escalate to full failure.

Yes, neglecting necessary maintenance or repairs can result in regulatory violations, potential fines, business disruptions and safety hazards. Work with AQUALIS to keep regulatory fines at bay.

At AQUALIS, we tailor customized plans to meet each property’s unique needs, regulatory requirements and infrastructure conditions.

Our AQUALIS team has extensive experience with commercial, retail and industrial properties managing complex stormwater systems nationwide.

Our AQUALIS team typically responds to requests for a pipe failure consultation within 24 hours to discuss your specific needs.

Yes, our AQUALIS technicians use advanced equipment and proven techniques suited for various stormwater infrastructure services.

At AQUALIS, we always aim to restore systems to their original or improved performance standards as required by regulations.

Yes, our AQUALIS team conducts thorough post-pipe failure inspections to ensure lasting effectiveness and compliance.

Pipe failure is often difficult to detect before full failure. Property owners should report excessive sediment in runoff after it has flowed through pipes. Stay ahead of pipe failure with AQUALIS by inspecting the underground infrastructure with CCTV.

Permits for pipe failure repair vary across municipalities and by the amount of disturbance.

Initial assessments with AQUALIS typically involve visual inspections, structural evaluations, site map evaluations and CCTV.