Step 1
Set up work area containment as needed. Locate the existing drain lines, and saw cut and remove the surrounding concrete. Excavate the opened area to expose any drains or drain lines. Dispose of debris and concrete.
A high-quality trench drain, properly installed and maintained, can provide long-lasting service to your facility. However, we consistently see the same complications due to poor installation: contamination, clogs, broken covers, chemical erosions, and failing sidewalls. All of which shorten the lifespan of your drains and create the need for costly repairs.
That’s why we take care to install your trench drain right the first time, using the installation process we’ve perfected over 30+ years in business. Working with your team, we design and install a system that meets the unique needs and challenges of your facility.
Thanks to our decades of experience, we have a well-honed installation process that ensures the durability of your trench drains.
Set up work area containment as needed. Locate the existing drain lines, and saw cut and remove the surrounding concrete. Excavate the opened area to expose any drains or drain lines. Dispose of debris and concrete.
Assemble the drain and plumb in the pipe, connecting to the drain or drain line. Attach forms to the trench drain and set the drain in the prepared opening. Place and tie the rebar, and install the rebar dowels.
Set up floor protection around the pour area, pour the concrete, and screed to level.
Remove the forms from the trench drain and finish the concrete. Install the trench drain’s screens and grates.
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