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October 24, 2013 permamiami

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 Morgan Trouard, Perma-Liner director of marketing. [button link=”http://www.perma-liner.com/register-fall-2013-showcase.php#register” type=”big” color=”red” newwindow=”yes”] REGISTER HERE[/button] Perma-Liner technicians will demonstrate the following systems in the field and some

September 12, 2013 permamiami

A Florida city is need of a storm and sewer makeover!

Miami pipe lining experts listen there are BIG projects in the making and need your expertise! A Florida city is need of a storm and sewer makeover! Choosing CIPP rehabilitation methods for cost and labor savings this is still a lengthy project! With close to 1,100 feet of storm drain pipes ranging in various sizes in diameter and 3,500 feet of 8” sewers! This job will definitely need a Perma-Liner™ Certified Installer for the win! Miami contractors, if you would

August 21, 2013 permamiami

Sewers are being restored in Miami using Perma-Main™ Lining System

Sewers are being restored in Miami using Perma-Main™ Lining System! Main lines can leak or corrode, and in areas so close to sea level and a lack of infrastructure relining is the ideal solution. Digging can have potential environmental damages which is why many municipalities are choosing this trenchless system. User friendly, this system only requires a small man crew to successfully reline any material type main. Inverting liner using the Top Gun, this system as the ability to invert

July 29, 2013 permamiami

In Miami the most common pipe line is cast iron

In Miami 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 need some type of repair. With cast iron being Miami’s most common pipe line it would surprise you to know it is the most common