Rehab & RepairFix it without digging it up
Find the problem with a camera, then fix it from the manhole. Stainless point repairs, UV-cured lining, robotic lateral reinstatement, manhole grade rings and seals, all sold, demoed and supported by Jet Line.
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Five ways to fix it without a trench
Match the repair to the problem: one bad joint, a whole run, a lateral to reopen, a sinking manhole rim or a leaking chimney.
QuickLock
A 316L stainless steel sleeve with an EPDM seal, driven to the bad spot from the manhole with a camera on it, then locked in place. No digging, no resin, nothing to cure, and a repair can be done in as little as 30 minutes.
UV Cure Systems
Rausch Rehab UV light curing systems for cured-in-place lining. From the self-sufficient RRCURE 100 to the truck-mounted RRCURE 2000 with 36,000 watts, plus the RRLQ MH Hybrid light chain that works with UV systems already on the market.
Milling Robot
Reopen laterals after lining and cut roots, intruding taps and hard deposits. A full HD camera, an electric motor up to 2.5 kW, an arm that circles endlessly with four degrees of freedom and a rear view camera, all run from the Rausch-Tab.
Cretex PRO-RING
Expanded polypropylene (EPP) grade rings that replace concrete rings, brick and shims under manhole frames and catch basin grates. A 6″ ring weighs under 12 lb, so one person carries and sets it, and you can backfill and pave right away.
Cretex Seals
Stop inflow and infiltration where manholes leak most: the chimney, the joints and the lid. LSS internal and X-85 external chimney seals, internal manhole and pipe joint seals, Cretex Wrap external joint wrap, lid plugs, lid gaskets and EZ-Stik butyl sealant.
A real QuickLock repair on camera
The same joint before and after a QuickLock sleeve. Tap to pause or play.
Which fix fits your problem?
| The problem | The fix | Digging? |
|---|---|---|
| One cracked, offset or leaking joint | QuickLock point repair | None |
| A whole run of cracks, roots and infiltration | UV-cured CIPP lining (Rausch RRCURE) | None |
| Laterals to reopen after lining, roots, protruding taps | Rausch milling robot | None |
| Sunken or cracked manhole rim and grade rings | Cretex PRO-RING | Around the casting only |
| Water leaking in at the chimney or manhole joints | Cretex chimney and joint seals | None to minimal |
Find it, clean it, fix it
1 · Find it
Push camera or mainline crawler shows exactly where the defect is and how big.
2 · Fix it from the manhole
Send the repair in on a packer, liner or robot. No trench, no torn-up street.
3 · Prove it
Record the after video for your files and your council.
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Your rehab & repair partner
Jet Line sells, demos and supports pipe and manhole repair from Kensington, MN and Salt Lake City, UT.
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Common questions
What is the difference between QuickLock and CIPP lining?
QuickLock fixes one spot, like a cracked or leaking joint, with a stainless sleeve and no resin. CIPP lining rehabs a whole run from manhole to manhole. Many cities use QuickLock for spot repairs and line the segments with lots of defects.
Can we reopen laterals after lining?
Yes. The Rausch milling robot cuts laterals back open and also removes roots, protruding taps and hard deposits.
What is PRO-RING?
Cretex PRO-RING is a lightweight expanded polypropylene grade ring that replaces concrete rings, brick and shims under manhole castings and catch basin grates. A 6″ ring weighs under 12 lb and has a 100-year design life.
Can a city buy these on contract?
Rausch and QuickLock are on Sourcewell and the Minnesota State Contract. Ask us about Cretex products for your project.
Can we see it first?
Yes. We demo QuickLock, PRO-RING and Rausch Rehab equipment in your own pipes and manholes, with your crew.
Fix it without the trench
Send us the video or tell us what you found, and we’ll recommend the right repair.
