PVC Replaces Crumbling Clay Sewer Line in New Haven, MI
NEW HAVEN, Mich., January 8, 2010….A new PVC pipe installation project will prevent further costly and messy sewer back-ups of homes in New Haven, a suburb of Detroit.
The PVC pipe replaced a 50-year old, 948-long, 8-inch diameter clay sewer pipe which collapsed in 2008 and caused continual sewer back-up into homes along the sewer line.
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