The Science of Underground Solutions
IPR provides the most comprehensive portfolio of trenchless rehabilitation services and technologies to repair and maintain critical water, wastewater and industrial pipe infrastructure nationally. Innovative, green technologies developed by IPR revitalize infrastructure, minimize disruption, and maximize investment for government and commercial customers throughout the U.S.
Whether it’s a busy city street, a neighborhood or an industrial plant, more clients are learning that IPR has a technology or solution to handle even the most difficult pipeline challenges.
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Often what you can’t see can indeed hurt you
That is true with underground pipes and structures because they have such a major impact on our total infrastructure, from road conditions to drinking water and sewage. That is why Inland Pipe Rehabilitation (IPR) is such a valued vendor for both municipalities and private sector firms across the nation.
IPR is a Total Solutions Provider that offers a broad portfolio of innovative technology and a wealth of experience to solve underground issues that can severely impact a municipality’s budget, resources and residents. As a national leader in the rehabilitation of underground pipes and structures, IPR stands above the competition with complete project management services and problem solving capabilities.
IPR also is taking the industry lead in offering environmentally-friendly solutions. It has installed over one million feet of a spiral-wound, in-ground PVC pipe, a rehabilitation method that offers many “green” benefits.
IPR Family of Companies
A Tradition of Excellence
The IPR Family of Companies includes PM Construction, RePipe, Inland Waters Pollution Control and ITG. Certified in virtually every major city in the United States that has significant underground structural needs, the IPR Family represents a proud tradition of excellence and a commitment to customer service. Find out why clients trust IPR to rehabilitate more than 1,000,000 feet of pipe each year.
Success Stories
OCC Wins Top National Award
With Sewer-Riding Hydrosled
January 1st, 2010
It’s a sled that rides waves of sewage and uses the force of the flowing muck passing
underneath to clean sewer pipes.
Inland Waters Pollution Control awarded by American Society of Civil Engineers Award for Best Project from Cleaner Magazine
March 17th, 2009
A 30-foot-deep sinkhole, 65- by 235-feet, developed in Sterling Heights, Mich., when sandy soil eroded beneath 15 Mile Road after an 11-foot sewer interceptor ruptured 70 feet below ground.
Speedy Effort Fixes Macomb
Interceptor Giant Sinkhole
February 14th, 2009
On Sunday morning the City of Sterling Heights Police Department reported water on Fifteen Mile Road and a slight sinking of the pavement.