Proud Texans, Proud Perma-Liner! In Houston the San Jacinto Monument located in The San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site was built to show and preserve honor to the proud Texans who fought for the Independence of Texas. If this historic battleground could talk I’m sure our ears would be as sore as the 74-year-old pipes below this pleasing American Landmark. As the years has passed 315 feet of cast iron pipes of which is the main sanitary drain lines have decayed, this includes 140 ft buried under concrete beneath the San Jacinto Monument. Due to the deterioration, this historic site experienced waste backups and blockage. Obviously, with the permanent placement of these sewer pipes, digging and replacing the pipes was out of the question. Using Cured-In-PlacePipe Technology the pipes were able to be rehabilitated and preserve the proud history of Texans and Americans. Cured-In-Place-Pipe is a form of trenchless technology, meaning no digging. A” no-dig” technology, that Perma-Liner was established on. A resin-saturated liner is inverted or pulled into a damaged pipe to reserve the historic pipes of the land like that of the fighting Texans for whom San Jacinto Monument stands for. Perma-Liner would like to invite you proud Texans to demonstrate the technology used to protect this historic site! January 29- January 31st, 2013 Perma-Liner will be in Houston at UCT! Come visit us at Booth # 2341!
