- Blue Works Company FL State Lic. CFC1433187 | CGC1536940 | CMC1251435
Park sewers run long distances under streets, driveways and homesites, and older lines take in sand, roots and groundwater at every failing joint. We camera-inspect your mains and service laterals, clean them and line the suitable runs from manholes and cleanouts, so fewer streets and homesites have to be dug up.
Estimates are free. Camera inspections may carry a charge.
About 5,800 feet of underground main and lateral lining in a 64-acre Florida mobile home park built in 1954.
About 3,000 feet of underground main and lateral lining across a 12-building, 264-unit Florida villa community.
Florida’s Mobile Home Act requires a park owner to keep the utility connections and systems the owner is responsible for in proper operating condition (Florida Statutes §723.022). That can include the gravity mains under your streets and the laterals out to each homesite.
Our inspection shows which of those lines are failing and where. Our scope prices the repair line by line, so you can fix the worst runs first and plan the rest.
Older park sewers were laid in sections, and every joint is a place for Florida’s sandy soil to wash in. Sand settles in the main, blocks it and leaves depressions in the pavement above. We clean the sand out and, where your pipe is suitable, line the run so its joints sit inside a continuous liner.
Trees between homesites send roots into lateral joints, and the roots catch everything that flows past them. We cut the roots out, inspect the lateral and line it where your pipe is suitable.
Groundwater entering through cracks and joints adds flow that your sewer, and the utility downstream, have to carry. If your park pumps through a lift station, that extra water makes the pumps run longer. Lining the leaking runs cuts that flow at the source.
Your utility maps and our inspection footage together show where each main and lateral runs and what condition it is in.
Cleaning restores flow and gives the liner a clean wall to fit against.
We install the liner from manholes and cleanouts, cure it in place and reopen the lateral connections along each main.
When one section of an otherwise sound line has failed, we repair that length instead of lining the whole run.
A collapsed or badly sagging section is dug up and replaced, and the excavation is limited to that section.
We give your office the street-by-street schedule, so residents know when their line is out of service.
Community names are withheld on our published reference list.
Pipes under an individual home, and lines a resident owns, are a separate scope. When a resident needs work on their side of the connection, our residential page explains it.
Yes. Both of the community projects above lined underground mains and laterals.
We line suitable runs from manholes and cleanouts, so most of the work happens below the surface. Collapsed sections, and places where we need a new access point, require a limited excavation, and the scope shows each one.
Yes, where the rest of the line is sound. A spot repair restores the failed length without lining the whole run.
Yes. A camera survey of the mains and laterals before closing shows the condition of the sewer you would be taking on, and our scope prices the repairs you would inherit.
