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Photos from the Formadrain booth at the 2018 WWETT Show – Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport – at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, Ind., held in February.

One of our new licensees, Rapid Flow of Boston, recently took delivery of their Formadrain trailer and received their on-site training from Stephane Therrien of Formadrain. Their owner wrote, “Special thanks to the Formadrain crew. Never easy installing a liner … Read More

(This article was originally published October 3rd, 2017 in TrenchlessTechnology.com) Every job, big and small, usually presents one or two unexpected challenges to a contractor. This is normal. But then there are jobs that test the limits of current technology … Read More

Two feature articles have been published by Trenchless Technology, North America’s leading underground construction magazine, featuring two Formadrain licensees and the Formadrain lateral lining system. The articles are both online and will also be in TT’s print editions. Projects done … Read More

Repairing aging and/or damaged pipes using the cured-in-place process (CIPP) is a great alternative to traditional open-cut methods. As city officials in Toledo recently discovered, it can also be a more environmentally friendly choice as well. One hundred homes in … Read More

It’s a fact: pipe repair methods that involve open cut methods aren’t always right for every situation. This holds especially true when the pipes involved run beneath the surface of buildings and/or other populated areas. Take for example, the situation … Read More

Formadrain is now the Canadian distributor of an exceptional line of small diameter lateral cutters from the Finnish company Picote. Picote, like Formadrain, is an innovator in its field and has created some remarkable products which are brilliantly simple and … Read More

When it comes to repairs, the size and/or shape of pipes can make a huge difference. An example of this can be seen in the project that the Glenn Research Center in Cleveland undertook to rehabilitate an existing pipe system. … Read More

Cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP) technology allows engineers to rehabilitate broken or damaged pipes without having to use more destructive open cut methods. Take, for example, the case of the water main break at the Ralph Wilson Stadium in Orchard Park, New York. … Read More

Formadrain’s cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP) system is one of the best on the market. It repairs pipes up to 150 feet long and with diameters between 2 and 48 inches and has been used successfully for industrial, municipal, commercial and residential rehabilitation projects … Read More

Formadrain is pleased to announce that Mr. Bruce Stevenson is now Formadrain’s new Business Development Manager, responsible for both the United States and Canada. For more than 25 years, Mr. Stevenson has worked in customer relations and sales, primarly helping … Read More

As municipalities grapple with older infrastructures, one of the problems coming to light is that, with the lining of many old and damaged mains with trenchless technologies, the laterals of those pipes are now becoming more susceptible to intrusion and … Read More