The Ted Berry team fabricates and installs HDPE pipe that is used through trenchless rehabilitation methods to maintain hydraulic capacity of storm water systems and provide long term service life while minimizing disruption to the environment and the general public.

The Ted Berry Company team can perform scheduled preventative cleaning or unplanned response cleaning to restore and maintain hydraulic capacity in pipes ranging in size from 6″ to 120″ and larger.

The Ted Berry team has the resources and experience to inspect Stormwater pipe, culverts, outfalls and related structures ranging in sizes and materials from small local roadway culvert crossings to large diameter tunnels and pipelines by using robotic CCTV inspections and coding defects by trained operator using NASSCO PACP defect coding.

Ted Berry Company performs pipe bursting which is a well-established method that is used to replace an existing pipe in place with a new pipe that has the same or larger diameter. Pipe bursting is a trenchless pipe replacement method reducing excavation by as much as 95%.

Sliplining is a trenchless renewal process that installs a pipe of a slightly smaller inside diameter inside an existing pipe and grouting it in place.

Sliplining is a trenchless renewal process that installs a new pipe of a slightly smaller inside diameter inside an existing pipe and grouting it in place.

The Ted Berry Company trenchless CIPP sectional point repair system is a NO-DIG process where a structural liner is installed in an existing pipe to repair a defect without the need to excavate or repair the entire line. The CIPP point repair system uses a liner impregnated with a thermal setting resin which is expanded and cured to form a tight fitting liner within the existing pipe, the CIPP process incorporates the existing pipe into the finished product to produce improved performance to the original pipe and a long term structural solution.