We hold the patent on the PVC fold and form pipe liner technology used across countless pipe rehabilitation projects. As the manufacturer of this system, we don’t perform installation work directly. Instead, every liner we produce is installed by an independent contractor who has completed our accreditation program. We build the product, while trained professionals apply it correctly in the field.
Here’s why we require that accreditation and what it means for the contractors and property owners who prefer or are considering PVC fold and form pipe liners vs. cured in place pipe liners.
Faster, More Efficient Installation
Installing a PVC fold and form liner calls for specific technical skill and hands-on experience. Our accreditation program gives contractors extensive practice with our equipment and materials before they take on a live project. This preparation translates into quicker installation times once contractors are in the field. Property owners see less downtime and faster restoration of service, while our accredited contractors can take on more repair projects without sacrificing quality.
Correct Technique for Every Condition
When comparing PVC fold and form pipe liners vs cured in place pipe liners, our fold and form option can last 50 years or longer when installed with proper technique. Soil composition, pipe age, and weather conditions all affect how a liner should be applied, and our training covers each scenario in detail. Contractors work through a range of real-world conditions during accreditation, so they arrive at each job site already familiar with the adjustments a particular pipe or environment might require.
This hands-on approach also applies to the broader question of PVC liners vs CIPP liners. Both methods rehabilitate pipes without full excavation, but the materials, curing process, and long-term performance differ between them. Our training addresses these distinctions directly, giving contractors the working knowledge to explain the differences to their customers and apply our fold and form method with confidence.
Consistent Quality From Manufacturing Through Installation
Our quality control starts on the manufacturing floor, where every liner is produced to a strict standard. That same standard carries into the field through our accreditation process. Contractors who complete our program have demonstrated that they can install the product correctly and consistently, project after project.
This structure benefits everyone involved. Property owners get a pipe repair built to last, backed by materials we’ve engineered for durability and installed by someone who has proven their skill with our product. Contractors gain a level of expertise that sets them apart in a crowded market, along with the efficiency gains that come from thorough, hands-on training.
A Partnership Between Manufacturer and Installer
We manufacture and sell the PVC fold and form pipe liner system, but we depend on our network of accredited contractors to bring that system to life on real job sites. This partnership, rather than direct involvement in installation, is what allows us to maintain consistent results across a wide range of projects and locations.
For property owners considering pipe rehabilitation, working with one of our accredited contractors means the liner is applied by someone trained specifically on our technology, not a generalized method. For contractors, our accreditation opens the door to a proven system backed by a manufacturer invested in their success.
Contact us today for more information on our PVC fold and form pipe liner system and how contractor accreditation works.
