Pennsylvania Contractor Makes Lateral Move Into Inflow and Infiltration

Pennsylvania Contractor Makes Lateral Move Into Inflow and Infiltration

Chris Carlin, left, founder and owner of C. Carlin Plumbing, and Tyler Sherman use a portable Quik-Shot system to invert a CIPP liner at a large commercial project.

It’s not often a businessman has good things to say about new government regulations. But for Chris Carlin, owner of C. Carlin Plumbing in Erie, Pennsylvania, new ordinances that made Erie-area homeowners responsible for repairing their own sewer laterals thrust his company into a completely different — and more profitable — direction.

The ordinances went into effect during the mid-to-late 1990s as municipalities realized they couldn’t afford to fix all the inflow and...

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