Video Pipe Inspection
Underground Sewer, Storm & Pipe In-Line Crawler Services
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Video Pipe Inspection (CCTV) is a professional sewer camera inspection service that helps you prevent problems by inspecting underground sewer lines and lateral pipelines. Our NASSCO certified technicians can locate clogs, investigate cross bores, find structural faults and damages, and conduct lateral sewer line inspections.
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Sewer Lateral Inspection & Mapping
The one-call system (811) is responsible for marking all publicly owned utilities but will not typically mark depths and will not mark any privately owned utilities. There will be at least some private utilities on almost any construction project. Therefore, to receive a comprehensive locate, a private utility locating company must be utilized to ensure that all buried utilities are located. The private locating process protects all site employees from potential line strike damages.
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CROSS BORE PREVENTION & MITIGATION
Cross bores are dangerous and unintended intersections of utility lines. Cross bores can cause backups in the sewer lateral, damage the structural integrity of a pipe, or even cause severe and potentially fatal explosions. A professional sewer scope company like GPRS can locate existing cross bores before they cause problems, and prevent new cross bores by identifying where potential intersections could occur during directional drilling projects.
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Sewer Inspections
GPRS Video Pipe Inspection services can help discover a collapsed sewer lateral, duct, or an unknown blockage in a pipe. This video scope service is a non-destructive option that limits project delays and budget overruns by locating the exact impediment in your sewer or stormwater line, including bellies, collapses, tree roots, lateral taps, cross bores, or other damages.
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Sewer Mapping
Our professional utility locating services are enhanced by our ability to discover, inspect, and map sewer systems by using robotic video pipe cameras, push cameras, and lateral launch cameras. GPRS is a sewer scope company that can ensure you receive a comprehensive map of your sewer system including hard to discover elements like lateral lines.
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MANHOLE INSPECTIONS
Manholes are more complex structures than typical pipes. GPRS Video Pipe Inspection Project Managers will gather detailed information to fully document all defects, determine condition of the manhole, and provide the specific information needed to recommend corrective action.
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Video Pipe Inspection Services Explained
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Video Pipe Inspection Services Explained
The cost of a video pipe inspection or sewer inspection can vary widely depending on the scope of your job. GPRS customizes every job quote to meet your needs and provides complete GPS-enabled, NASSCO-certified reporting of your sewer data via SiteMap®.
equipment
robotic crawler (CCTV)
Our crawlers are powerful and rugged. This enables them to perform in extreme scenarios. GPRS Project Managers are able to provide an accurate and reliable view of pipeline / sewer condition and locations. Our CCTV cameras are capable of inspecting pipes / sewers between 6” – 96” in diameter. Our NASSCO report includes information on cracks, infractions and other imperfections in each line.
push camera
Our Project Managers are equipped with push cameras. This smaller camera system is able to be manually fed into a pipe. The camera provides a real-time video feed to the operating PM. The push cameras are equipped with a locatable sonde which allows for further mapping. This tool is great for scenarios where the pipe / sewer being inspected is too small for the CCTV application.
lateral launch
This video tool is a sewer inspection system that allows GPRS Project Managers to inspect laterals from the mainline. This service can perform cross bore investigations as well as map the interior condition of these hard-to-reach pipes.
Utility Damage Stats
Root Cause – Insufficient Ground Disturbance Policies, mis-marked utilities or no locate completed. Source: CGA Dirt Report (Injury & Damage stats are since 2000)
U.S. infrastructure stats
• In the U.S., there are over 800,000 miles of public sewers and 500,000 miles of private lateral sewers connecting private property to public sewer lines. Each of these conveyance systems is susceptible to structural failure, blockages, and overflows.
• Approximately 50% of annual expenditures, in the wastewater sector, go to operation and maintenance.
• There is roughly 1 million miles of potable water piping across the country. With many of these pipes having been installed in the early mid-20th century, it is no surprise that an estimated 240,000 and counting water mains break per year.
• Approximately 50% of annual expenditures, in the wastewater sector, go to operation and maintenance.
• There is roughly 1 million miles of potable water piping across the country. With many of these pipes having been installed in the early mid-20th century, it is no surprise that an estimated 240,000 and counting water mains break per year.
• According to the ASCE, the total infrastructure budget needed to repair and upgrade our wastewater system is estimated at $150 billion.
• Sanitary sewer overflows are due to blockages, line breaks, sewer defects that allow water to overload the system, lapses in sewer system operation and maintenance, power failures, inadequate sewer design, and vandalism. EPA estimates that there are at least 23,000 to 75,000 sanitary sewer overflows per year.
• Sanitary sewer overflows are due to blockages, line breaks, sewer defects that allow water to overload the system, lapses in sewer system operation and maintenance, power failures, inadequate sewer design, and vandalism. EPA estimates that there are at least 23,000 to 75,000 sanitary sewer overflows per year.
Source – ASCE Infrastructure Report Card
NASSCO is the National Association of Sewer Service Companies. NASSCO sets industry standards for assessing, maintaining, and rehabilitating underground infrastructure. All GPRS Project Managers are NASSCO trained and certified and provide NASSCO reports for our pipe inspections.
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Pipeline Assessment & Certification Program (PACP)
The Pipeline Assessment and Certification Program (PACP) is an international standard that has been used for many years as the assessment of pipelines, manholes, and laterals.
The Pipeline Assessment and Certification Program (PACP) is an international standard that has been used for many years as the assessment of pipelines, manholes, and laterals.
Lateral Assessment (LACP)
The NASSCO program for defect coding in lateral pipes. This program is the Lateral Assessment and Certification Program (LACP). This training addresses many fittings and access points that are unique to laterals.
The NASSCO program for defect coding in lateral pipes. This program is the Lateral Assessment and Certification Program (LACP). This training addresses many fittings and access points that are unique to laterals.
Manhole Assessment (MACP)
The Manhole Assessment and Certification Program (MACP) provides training on the gathering of detailed information to fully document all defects, determine condition of the manhole, and provide the specific information needed to recommend corrective action.
The Manhole Assessment and Certification Program (MACP) provides training on the gathering of detailed information to fully document all defects, determine condition of the manhole, and provide the specific information needed to recommend corrective action.
Reports
GPRS is proud to offer WinCan reporting to our Video Pipe Inspection clients. Maintaining sewers starts with understanding sewer condition, and WinCan allows GPRS Project Managers to collect detailed, NASSCO compliant inspection data.
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mapping
GPRS Project Managers not only inspect the interior condition of water pipes, sewer pipes, sewer laterals and manholes – they can provide a map of their location. The GPRS Deliverables Department can provide detailed GPS overlays and CAD files.
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files
Our detailed WinCan/Nassco reports contain screen shots of the interior condition of the pipe segments that we inspect. Our Project Managers will also provide a video file of the complete inspection for further evaluation, documentation, or reference. Learn how Video Pipe Inspection works
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