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BREAKS, DEFECTS & CROSS BORES.
WE FIND THEM.
CCTV Video Pipe Inspection
GPRS is the sewer inspection company you can trust to provide you with comprehensive, interactive reporting that details every inch of your pipes to help you plan repairs, maintain your system integrity, and mitigate risk.
GPRS employs WinCan software in concert with our sewer scope technologies to provide interactive, NASSCO-certified existing condition reporting. GPRS reports include photos and video of each pipe defect, mapped and categorized by type and severity to provide a complete sewer system overview, so that you can repair, maintain, and plan effectively
WATER PIPING
PUBLIC SEWERS
LATERAL SEWERS
GPRS INSPECTS THEM ALL.
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Planning & Design
GPRS is a utility locating company that provides you with accurate existing conditions documentation to streamline planning & design. We give you the tools to Intelligently Visualize The Built World® – including maps, drawings, and even 3D models of your subsurface infrastructure to help you plan and execute better.
Construction
Prior to trenching, directional drilling, demolition, and other excavation work during the construction or renovation of your site or facility, it is critical to accurately map and measure all of your above and below-ground infrastructure and assets to develop plans for safe crossing.
When deploying directional drilling and trenchless technologies, it is vital to know how to install lines safely, and also to “check your work” after installation to ensure any cross bores are identified and repaired.
GPRS provides the accurate existing condition documentation and NASSCO-certified reporting you need to complete any excavation and installation project safely.
O&M/Remodel
Renovations, changes & new excavations are a fact of life. GPRS helps you focus your plans with 2-4mm accurate CAD drawings & 3D BIM models that can integrate all of your infrastructure as-builts, and provide you with accurate floor plans via FLRLN, so you can target your workflow safely and efficiently.
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Because GPRS VPI reports are delivered digitally via SiteMap®, you, your team, and any contractors you may need have secure, accurate documentation, 24/7 access, and the control you need to meet any situation you may encounter. You receive a complimentary SiteMap® Personal subscription with any GPRS service.
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Power Transmission & Distribution
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Civil, Road & Bridge
Design Builds & Remodels
Education
Retail & Restaurant Construction
Water & Sewer
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GPRS uses an arsenal of state-of-the-art video pipe inspection tools to visualize wastewater infrastructure, including lateral launch cameras, robotic CCTV crawlers, and push cameras.
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NASSCO is the National Association of Sewer Service Companies. NASCO sets industry standards for assessing, maintaining, and rehabilitating underground water and sewer infrastructure. All GPRS Project Managers are NASSCO trained and certified, and provide NASSCO Video Pipe Inspection Reports via WinCan for our customers, delivered via SiteMap® for secure, accessible documentation that’s available 24/7.
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WATER & SEWER DAMAGE AWARENESS WEEK
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From Reactive to Proactive: safe, clean, and profitable Water and sewer systems
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ANNUAL SAFETY WEEK THAT FOCUSES ON:
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GPRS coined the term video pipe inspection to describe what most in the sewer scope business still consider CCTV sewer camera video. A video pipe inspection is a non-invasive method that uses remote-controlled cameras to assess the condition of underground sewer, storm, and lateral pipelines. It identifies defects, blockages, and structural issues without excavation. We then provide a full NASSCO-certified report, including every pipe defect ranking by severity, to enable effective repair and maintenance planning.
GPRS does not clear blockages or offer hydro jetting services. We do, however, identify blockages and defects using advanced inspection tools. Our role is to locate and document obstructions so that appropriate remediation can be planned.
GPRS uses robotic crawler cameras, lateral launch systems, and push cameras to capture high-resolution video and spatial data. These tools are supported by WinCan reporting software and the NASSCO-certified reports are delivered via SiteMap® (patent pending).
We can help find Illicit sewer access points by inspecting for unauthorized connections, structural anomalies, or flow irregularities. This is most often accomplished via smoke testing or dye tracing in concert with a video inspection, to pinpoint illicit tie-ins with visual confirmation and geospatial data.
NASSCO stands for the National Association of Sewer Service Companies, the leading authority setting standards for the assessment, maintenance, and repair of sewer systems. There are three key NASSCO certifications and GPRS’ VPI Project Managers are certified in all three:
- PACP (Pipeline Assessment Certification Program): Standardizes how pipeline defects are identified and graded using CCTV inspections.
- MACP (Manhole Assessment Certification Program): Focuses on evaluating manhole conditions.
- LACP (Lateral Assessment Certification Program): Covers inspection of lateral sewer lines.
GPRS’ NASSCO-certified VPI reports ensure consistent defect grading, terminology, and documentation to support regulatory compliance and informed decision-making.
A cross bore is an unintended intersection of a utility line with a sewer or drain line, often caused by trenchless directional drilling. According to the Cross Bore Safety Association, there are more than one million undiscovered cross bores intersecting other sewer utility lines throughout the U.S. They present serious safety risk, and are often found through video inspection. That’s why GPRS strongly recommends pre and post-cross bore inspections whenever trenchless technology is being deployed.