The 2024 Sewer Rehabilitation by CIPP, UK-24-04, was awarded to Insituform Technologies. The 2024 program is planned to complete approximately 7000 meters of sewer pipes including the areas bellow:

Kingscourt-Rideau

• Armadale Pl
• Butler St
• Connacher St
• Daly St
• Division St
• Drennan St
• Montreal St
• Morenz Cr
• Weller Ave

Collins-Bayridge

• Aylmer Cres
• Beaver Cres
• Safari Dr
• Taylor Kidd Blvd

Williamsville

• Albert St
• Alfred St
• Chatham st
• Frontenac St
• Lansdowne st
• Nelson St
• Regent St
• Westdale Ave

King's Town

• Bagot St
• Barrie St
• Carlisle St
• Chatham St
• Cherry St
• Clergy St E
• Corrigan St
• Division St
• Dufferin St
• Fraser St
• Montreal St
• Ordnance St
• Patrick St
• Plum St
• Prime St
• Raglan Road
• Rideau St
• York St

Please note - if your home or property will be affected by this project, you will receive multiple notifications hand-delivered by our contractor to notify you when the work will happen, and anything you may need to do to prepare, or not do, during this process.  Contact names, phone numbers and emails will be provided on notices, and are also available at the bottom of this webpage. 

*Areas may  be reduced or additional areas may be added as other priority of sewer lines are identified.

The elements of construction include the following:

• Video inspection by CCTV.  Videos are completed at minimum three times for the sewer lining process, and include V1 (pre-works inspection), V2 (post-pipe preparation inspection) and V3 (post-CIPP or final inspection).  This is a simple process with no risk or disruption in service to customers.   A mobile camera is run from one maintenance hole to the next.
• Pipe Preparation.  Preparation of pipes for lining may include the following tasks:
  • Cleaning.  The pipe is cleaned with a high-pressure jet to remove debris, grease and other materials in the sewer.
  • Reaming.  If roots and other hard-deposits are found, reaming of these materials will be required using a robotic cutter.
  • Void filling.  If significant voids are present, they may need to be filled robotically prior to lining.
  • Spot Digs.  If the majority of the host pipe is suitable for lining but one or two significant defects are identified that cannot be lined, spot repairs by digging may be required.  Lining remains cost effective even if one or two digs are required, but not much more than that.
  • The pipe preparation process does not result in an interruption to service.
• CIPP Lining. The lining process involves multiple steps that typically happen over the course of a single day (12 hour period), as follows:
  • Insertion of liner.  A resin-saturated liner is delivered to site, and installed into the host pipe by pulling it in place or inversion.  This point begins the process that temporarily reduces service to customers.
  • Curing the liner. The liner is cured with heat, either using hot water, steam, or UV light.
  • Reinstatement of service.  Once cured, the new CIPP pipe ends are cut open, and a robotic cutter is inserted into the liner to cut open service connections.  After this is complete, the sewer is back into regular service.  This typically takes 4-6 hours.

Utilities Kingston notice to customers

Residential notice of construction Kingscourt-Rideau

Residential notice of construction Collins-Bayridge

Residential notice of construction West Alfred Williamsville

Residential notice of construction KingsTown

Insituform notice to customers

Insituform Door Hanger Notice

We recognize that the upcoming construction work in your neighbourhood may bring some disruptions and inconvenience. We sincerely thank you in advance for your understanding and patience as we undertake this project.

If at any time you experience an emergency you feel is related to this project, please touch base with the Contractor immediately.  If this is a less urgent matter pertaining to the contract, please touch base with Utilities Kingston staff member.