Cured In Place Pipeline Archives - Broken Sewer Pipe St. Paul

July 12, 2017 permastpaul

St. Paul Diverts Amassed Rainwater with New Pipelines

St. Paul is one of many US cities engulfed in the management and improvement of its sewer and rainwater systems.

May 10, 2017 permastpaul

The Twin Cities Begin Mega Sewer Reconstruction Project

For residents of the Minneapolis and St. Paul area, we have some good news. The city is currently working on

April 3, 2017 permastpaul

St. Paul’s Unique Underground Sewer System of Yesteryear

The city of St. Paul has been creatively taking action to keep storm water in its place. St. Paul’s East

March 3, 2017 permastpaul

Minneapolis-St. Paul Enact Highly Resourceful, Eco-Friendly Agendas

It’s been an unseasonably warm winter in the Land of 10,000 Lakes. With these sustained higher temperatures, some experts agree

January 18, 2017 permastpaul

Useful Tips to Get through Cold Temperatures – Know your Plumbing and Sewer Systems

When winter strikes in Minneapolis and St. Paul, it can sometimes be a rude awakening for the necessities of plumbing

December 16, 2016 permastpaul

Minnesota Neighborhoods Tests Soil Efficacy; A Look Back at Early Systems

For residents of cities within Minnesota, the opportune time to start preparing next year’s lawn is prior to the winter

August 18, 2016 permastpaul

Full Steam Ahead! Check Out Perma-Liner Industries 2016 Events Line Up!!

Undoubtedly, you are still enjoying the many highlights that this time of year brings, but as the glory days of

July 12, 2016 permastpaul

Minnesota Neighborhoods Suffer Impasse: Street Flooding, High Winds, Damaged Infrastructures

Severe summer storms have been wide-ranging across many cities, including the neighborhoods in Minneapolis and St. Paul. Residents of the

June 16, 2016 permastpaul

Improvements to Water Pipes: Minneapolis and St. Paul

St. Paul is one of the many cities taking impactful measures in the prevention and reduction of lead levels in

April 22, 2016 permastpaul

St. Paul’s Spring Events and Outdoor Cleanup

Minnesota, spring is here and there are some fun events for you to participate in! The Thomas Irvine Dodge Nature

April 19, 2016 permastpaul

The Twin Cities Outline for Solar Advancements

When strolling through downtown St. Paul, you will witness numerous corroborations on behalf of sustainability. The range of progression includes

April 12, 2016 permastpaul

Itasca State Park and Small Town Sewer Proposals

Itasca State Park located in Park Rapids, established in 1891, is Minnesota’s oldest state park. It attracts more than 500,000

December 21, 2015 permastpaul

Minnesota’s Safety Guidelines for Recreation on Ice

In Minnesota there are some guidelines and advisories that remain, year after year, as a rule of thumb for keeping

October 22, 2015 permastpaul

Ten Year Cleaning Cycle for St. Paul

The Ten Year Cycle Sanitary Sewer Cleaning and Televising Program is well underway in St. Paul. The goal is to

October 19, 2015 permastpaul

Updating and Rehabilitating Wayzata’s Infrastructure

Residents of Wayzata, the city is in the process of finishing infrastructure construction projects and sewer pipeline repairs. Ferndale Road

October 9, 2015 permastpaul

Rehabilitation of Century Old Sewer Near Bird Sanctuary

When the Southwest Minneapolis Interceptor Sewer was built in 1918, it was one of the first sanitary sewer lines in

October 8, 2015 permastpaul

St. Paul Area Sewer Enhancements

The City of St. Paul has begun several area sewer rehabilitation projects. One of the areas to be enhanced is

July 17, 2015 permastpaul

Rainy Season and Sewer Drainage Systems

Many of us are experiencing a rainy season now that summer is in full swing. Along with the sunny delights