Perma-Blog Archives - Broken Sewer Pipe Philadelphia | Trenchless Pipelining Philadelphia

April 13, 2018 permaphilly

Cross-Connections at the Crosshairs in Philadelphia Water System

Another historically old American city, another aging pipe system under distress. Philadelphia is one of the oldest cities in the

July 3, 2017 permaphilly

Philadelphia’s New Strategy to Eliminate Lead Service Lines

There’s some good news in and around Philadelphia as programs to better the sewer system are available and in high

May 12, 2017 permaphilly

Philadelphia Uses Green Infrastructures to Improve Sewer System

Philadelphia and other smaller cities in Pennsylvania are undergoing extensive changes to enhance the sewer system. Many treatment plant upgrades

March 14, 2017 permaphilly

Philadelphia: Among Northeast Cities Under Winter Storm Advisory

The City of Philadelphia and many cities in the Northeast are under a snow emergency. Northwestern and Central Pennsylvania are

December 19, 2016 permaphilly

Philadelphia’s Clever Use of High-Tech Gadgets for Green Initiatives

It seems that the more time passes, the more necessary it becomes to keep up with that ever-changing passage of

August 26, 2016 permaphilly

Philadelphia Assists Homeowner’s with Basement Flooding Guard

The Philadelphia Water Department is tirelessly dealing with an on-going problem: unrelenting flooding issues for home and business owners. In

August 18, 2016 permaphilly

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

June 24, 2016 permaphilly

Philadelphia’s Pilot Project for Infrastructure Proposals

The City of Philadelphia is asking for assistance from the community on new and innovative ways to reduce the cost

April 13, 2016 permaphilly

Valley Forge Begins High Priority Sewer Restoration

The Township of Tredyffrin has begun urgent sewer upgrades that will cause several road closures around Valley Forge National Historical

March 11, 2016 permaphilly

Drexel University Leads Intriguing Rainwater Study

The process of collecting and using roof runoff, which is also referred to as rainwater harvesting, has been a noteworthy

February 12, 2016 permaphilly

Philadelphia Funds Stormwater Projects for Property Owners

The city of Philadelphia has approved a Stormwater Management Incentive Program Grant. Only non-residential properties are eligible for the (SMIP)

January 15, 2016 permaphilly

Philadelphia’s Sewage Geothermal Energy Initiation

The Philadelphia Water Department (PWD) developed a Utility-Wide Strategic Energy Plan, establishing energy conservation and generation objectives for the City.

December 22, 2015 permaphilly

Philadelphia’s Tree Recycling and Waste Reduction

Philadelphia will participate in the annual Christmas Tree Recycling Program which will run from Monday January 4th through Saturday January

December 8, 2015 permaphilly

Philadelphia’s Flood Relief: Project Planning

Like many cities across the nation, Philadelphia is confronted with an increase in flood risk to both properties and natural

November 20, 2015 permaphilly

Philadelphia’s Sustainable Stormwater Summit

Communities across the country have difficulties addressing their storm water infrastructure needs for resolving growing water quality and quantity challenges.