In cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining, every project presents a unique combination of technical, environmental, and logistical challenges. Unforeseen variables can push even experienced crews into uncharted territory. Many installations demand fast, informed decision-making in the field — something that’s much easier when contractors are connected through trusted

In infrastructure rehabilitation, a one-size-fits-all approach simply doesn’t cut it. As David Kallfelz, president of Fuquay Inc., explained during Reline America’s exclusive panel discussion at WWETT 2025, contractors need a diverse set of tools to tackle the unique challenges each project presents. Increasingly, ultraviolet light-cured glass-reinforced pipe

As municipalities face aging infrastructure challenges, ultraviolet light-cured glass-reinforced pipe (UV GRP) technology has emerged as a game-changing solution for pipeline rehabilitation. In an exclusive panel discussion at WWETT 2025, Roy Barnes, deputy director of Georgia’s Fulton County Public Works Water Reclamation Department, highlighted the compelling benefits

Ultraviolet light-cured, glass-reinforced pipe (UV GRP) technology enables fast, durable trenchless rehabilitation, but speed and structural performance mean little without safe working conditions. UV GRP installations take place in dynamic environments where crews manage high-traffic zones, confined spaces, and unpredictable underground conditions. Poorly executed safety practices not

💡 Why is ultraviolet light-cured, glass-reinforced pipe (UV GRP) technology gaining more acceptance in the pipeline rehabilitation industry? Jerry Gordon, regional business development manager for Reline America, explains the reasons for the growing market acceptance during Reline America’s exclusive panel discussion at WWETT 2025. To learn more

Public works professionals carry a responsibility that affects every aspect of daily life — managing infrastructure systems that must remain functional, safe, and cost-effective under increasing pressure. Aging assets, constrained budgets, and heightened community expectations all add layers of complexity to already demanding roles. The individuals who

Despite decades of advancement in pipeline rehabilitation, open trench excavation remains the default method in many municipalities and utility departments. It’s familiar and required in some cases, but it’s often used when more efficient, less disruptive options are available. Ultraviolet light-cured glass-reinforced pipe (UV GRP) technology has

💡 What are the key differences between traditional cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) and ultraviolet light-cured, glass-reinforced pipe (UV GRP) technologies? Spencer Tuell, president of Gulf Coast Underground, explains the distinction during Reline America’s exclusive panel discussion at WWETT 2025. Contact Reline America at RelineAmerica.com to learn more about

In 2005, Reline America established itself as the first North American manufacturer of ultraviolet light-cured, glass-reinforced pipe (UV GRP) liners. Over the last two decades, that initial milestone has evolved into a legacy of leadership, technical advancement, and process innovation that continues to shape the cured-in-place pipe

In trenchless pipeline rehabilitation, having the right equipment can make all the difference between a successful project and a costly setback. Reline America has taken this principle to heart by always manufacturing its vehicles and equipment in-house, allowing the company to create solutions that perfectly match the