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A seven-storey building on Toronto\u2019s Eglinton Avenue East developed a leak in a floor drain located inside the building\u2019s rooftop mechanical room. The floor drain, which is in a concrete floor, is a horizontal branch tying into the vertical stack.\u00a0\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n The building owners were faced with the daunting prospect of having to core drill through concrete to replace the section of pipe that was leaking into the washroom below.\u00a0\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Core drilling would not only have been expensive, messy, and time-consuming, it would also have required the building\u2019s entire a\/c system to be completely cleaned before reactivation to ensure that the dust and debris from the drilling was not blown through the building.<\/span><\/p>\n Instead, the building\u2019s owners chose the no-dig, no-mess, cost-effective method of pipe rehabilitation \u2013 a FORMADRAIN liner.\u00a0 FORMADRAIN licensee, Magic Drain Consultants Ltd., are experts at solving problems like this using the FORMADRAIN technology.<\/span><\/p>\n Watch how they successfully lined the damaged section of pipe and restored full operation of the drain in a matter of a few hours.<\/span><\/p>\n This video clip shows Magic Drain running the pressure hose up to the roof, securing it, and making sure that conditions on the sidewalk were made safe for pedestrians:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n