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Scranton, Pa., Jun. 10th, 2015 - Teaming up with Hammerhead and Picote Systems, Source One Environmental (S1E) effectively repaired three separate return lines at the Montage Mountain Ski Resort in Scranton, Pa.

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Mich. May 27, 2015: Source One Environmental (S1E), a trenchless pipe repair technology manufacturer, launched a different website (www.s1eonline.com) design and layout to create a more user-friendly resource for customers.

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Problem: The Clear Creek Conservancy District in west-central Indiana began noticing a sharp rise in sewer system flows in the last five years, setting off high-level alarms in lift stations. The district sought a sewer-televising contractor to find the source of additional flow. It also requested the contractor locate and document any defects or causes of infiltration.

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Texas, Jan., 2015: Source One Environmental (S1E) was awarded Ted Berry Company 2014 Supplier of the Year at the Underground Construction Technology (UCT) conference and exhibition.

The UCT conference ran from Jan. 25th-29th in Houston, Texas in order to showcase products within the Underground Building Construction Industry. S1E attended and had a booth at the conference in order to build application and product awareness, along with reach out to customers about training and consultation services.

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For the past decade, a small company in central Ohio has created a business around the daunting task of assisting small communities with issues at their wastewater treatment plants. The largest objective, typically, is combating the inflow-and-infiltration (I/I) that overwhelms and plagues most of our nation’s municipalities.
This couldn’t be more evident in its most recent challenge in the Village of Ashley, Ohio, which called upon its services.

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Source One Environmental continues to be a leader in the Cured In Place Point (CIPP) repair industry.  With our unique combination of materials and packers we offer repairs for pipe 2” through 8” for elbows up to 90 degrees. 

Our kitted process and proprietary resin combine for a structural repair that is second to none.

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ATTN: Mr. Chad Miller, Business Development Manager

Chad,

By installing PipePatch point repairs instead of digging up and replacing lines, we can save anywhere from $1,500 to $5,000 or more per dig up depending on the depth. Since we are able to install patches much quicker than digging up and repair or replacing lines, we were able to eliminate some of the major problem areas and are now in a "proactive" mode, repairing areas of potential problems before they become an emergency repair.