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Sewer & Storm Mains

TrenchlessLive-flow

Chemical grout injection seals infiltration at joints, laterals, and cracks in live mains — no excavation, minimal flow disruption.

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Foundation Waterproofing

Below-gradePU resin

Negative-side polyurethane injection stops active leaks through cracks and cold joints in below-grade walls and slabs.

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Sumps & Elevator Pits

AcrylateSealing

Permanent water cut-off for pits, mechanical rooms, and reservoirs where standing water threatens equipment.

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Manhole & Chamber Rehab

RehabI&I control

Seal leaking structures, benches, and pipe penetrations to restore watertight integrity and stop I&I.

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Pipe Joint & Lateral Sealing

CCTV-verified

Test-and-seal joint grouting for pressurized and gravity pipe, with CCTV verification on every pass.

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Curtain & Permeation Grouting

Geotechnical

Soil stabilization and water cut-off curtains injected behind structures and around penetrations.

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Marine & Underwater Grouting

Dive-supportedWaterfront

Backed by Fraser Burrard’s commercial dive teams — sealing seawalls, intakes, outfalls, and submerged structures from the waterline down.

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Wall crack injection from the inside face
Trenchless by default

Sealed from the inside — no dig, no shutdown

Most leaks can be stopped without excavation. We inject resin directly at the defect, expanding to fill the void and cure into a permanent, flexible seal — often while the line stays in service.

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Excavation required
On most repairs
< 24h
Typical turnaround
For single-point leaks
Fraser Burrard diver suiting up for an underwater grouting job
Waterfront steel and seawall work over the river
Marine & underwater grouting

Where grouting meets the waterline

Our grouting division is backed by Fraser Burrard Diving’s commercial dive teams — over 50 years of work in strong current, zero visibility, and cold water to depths past 50 metres. That reach lets us seal what land-based crews can’t: seawalls and abutments, intake and outfall structures, dam faces, and submerged joints and penetrations.

  • Seawalls & abutments
  • Intakes & outfalls
  • Dam faces & spillways
  • Submerged joints
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