Pipe & Well Abandonment · Oregon & SW Washington
We pump grout, flowable fill (CLSM) and cellular concrete into abandoned pipes, culverts, sewer and storm lines, tanks, vaults and wells across Portland Metro, the Willamette Valley, SW Washington, the Oregon Coast and the Columbia River Gorge. Central Oregon is served by request. Family owned and operated since 2001.
Abandoned sewer, storm, water and utility lines filled solid with pumped grout, flowable fill or cellular concrete.
Old culverts under roads and driveways filled in place.
Underground tanks, vaults and cisterns filled in place.
We pump the grout or fill material for the driller or contractor doing the decommissioning.
Grout or cellular concrete pumped into the space between a liner and the host pipe.
Voids and abandoned underground spaces filled with lightweight cellular concrete.
More on cellular concrete.
We pump the grout or fill material. The well driller or contractor handling the decommissioning is responsible for permits and any state requirements.
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When a pipe, culvert or conduit is taken out of service but left in the ground, it is usually filled solid so it can't collapse, settle or carry water. The fill is pumped in from one end until the pipe is full.
Grout, flowable fill (controlled low-strength material, or CLSM) or cellular concrete, depending on what the project calls for.
Yes. Abandoned sewer, storm, water, irrigation and utility lines are common fills.
Yes. Old culverts under roads and driveways can be filled in place with pumped grout or flowable fill.
We pump the grout or fill material for well abandonments. We pump the grout or fill material. The well driller or contractor handling the decommissioning is responsible for permits and any state requirements.
Yes. Tanks and vaults taken out of service can be filled in place with flowable fill or cellular concrete.
Yes. We pump grout and cellular concrete into the annular space, for example between a new liner and the old host pipe.
We are the Leaders in Long Distance. Tell Dispatch the distance from where the truck can park to the fill point.
Yes. We provide certified payroll on public works jobs, and prevailing wage rates apply when necessary.
Yes. Travel fees apply on almost every job and are based on distance. Dispatch gives you the number with your quote.
Tell us about your pour. Dispatch will follow up to confirm pump, line length and scheduling. Need it today? Call (971) 219-5358.