01-07-2017, 12:01 PM
(01-07-2017, 11:51 AM)Benton Wrote: similar problem in my little town (6k population, but triples in part time residents in summer as its a tourist location). Sewers were put in back in the 60s when the corps built the town and lake its on. Now, the sewer is failing and its going to be tens of millions to fix. They don't have it, so they're spending hundreds of thousands to patch it up and hope it makes it a little longer.There is a system where they can "sleeve" old lines.
There are contractors who have the machines and do the job.
I had seen it on tv, where they were sleeving lines in NYC.
I suggested it to our city, but nooooo....lol
Maybe you could have better luck.
I'll try to find a link, after I go do some work.
