COVID-19 UPDATE: As we work through the impacts of COVID-19, we remain committed to the health and safety of our employees and their families first. While following guidance from the Center for Disease Control (CDC), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), and National Association of Sewer Service Companies (NASSCO), we will continue to provide service to our customers and community.
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IPR Awarded Water & Wastes Digest’s 2019 Top Project Award

Inland Pipe Rehabilitation's South Central division was honored with the 2019 Top Project award at WEFTEC by Water & Wastes Digest. The chosen projects are awarded for their incredible work in the past year. Projects focusing on sustainability aspects, coordinate with multiple agencies, overcome unforeseen challenges and still manage to...
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EcoCast Application at Sears Crosstown Box Culverts in Memphis, Tennessee

Situation In 2015, the City of Memphis’ Sears Crosstown box culvert system was under inspection. The inspection included the evaluation of twin 8’ x 10’ concrete box culverts, each a length of 500 linear feet, that are part of the Madison Heights drainage basin. The assigned engineering firm concluded that...
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EcoCast Stormwater Rehab in El Cajon California

July 2015 The City of El Cajon, California, has suffered consistent long-term exposure to excessive groundwater flowers, severe corrosion, and several offset joints of corrugated metal pipe in number places. The city's stormwater system was in dire need of repair. As a result, the city put its 2013 Sewer and...
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California Culvert Rehab – City of Vista

September 2016 Vista, California Turns to High Strength Fiber-Reinforced Polymer Concrete to Rehab Culvert In 2002, the corrosion of a culvert pipe structure within the 80-acre business park became known within the City of Vista. The City of Vista, located in the heart of Southern California's industrial and commercial hub,...
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COVID-19 Update

As we work through the impacts of COVID-19, we remain committed to the health and safety of our employees and their families first. While following guidance from the Center for Disease Control (CDC), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and National Association of Sewer Service Companies (NASSCO), we will continue to provide service to our customers and community. We understand that these are difficult times, and we are committed to helping the community by hiring those seeking employment. If you feel that IPR could help you, follow the link to our current job opportunities.