Culvert Rehabilitation

Culvert deterioration doesn't happen overnight, yet its effects can be substantial when it comes to roadway damage from sinkholes, road collapse and even flooding. In some cases, complete culvert replacement isn't necessary. In fact, many counties and cities opt for culvert rehabilitation instead of replacement because it offers:

• No roadway shutdown
• No traffic re-routing
• No disruption of the soil
• Overall lower cost

TrueNorth Steel provides two options for culvert rehabilitation:

• Corrugated metal lining
  Most culvert rehabilitation starts with a minimum of a 15" culvert. TrueNorth Steel's rehabilitation system includes grout plugs to fill the cavity, adjusting rods for center placement of the culvert in the structure and special skids for easy installation over corrugation, plastic or concrete.
• Snap-Tite
  The Snap-Tite no-dig lining system rehabilitates a failing culvert with its high-density polyethylene pipe. Water-tight seals, small segment installation and a reliable structure make Snaptite an effective solution for culvert repair for diameters ranging from 8" to 84" and lengths from 2 to 50 feet.