Quality Pipe Cleaning Company, Inc.


	Company history, Our Equipment, Our Process, Our Training, Our Quality

		Company History

Quality Pipe Cleaning Company, Inc. of Northern Virginia has been providing professional sewer and storm drain cleaning to contractors, developers, home owner associations, local, state, and the federal government for over twenty years. We specialize in all types of pipe. High pressure Jet and Vacuum Storm Pipe, Sanitary Pipe, Detention Systems, Pumping Stations, and Paved Ditches. We provide 24 hour service, operating in the entire Washington, DC metro area.


	Our Equipment




		Our pipe cleaning process

	The rearward thrust of high pressure water forces the nozzle through the sewer pipe. As the hose reel is rewound, the high pressure water scours the pipe, back flushing the debris to the inlet, where it is removed by the intake pipe. The removed material is conveyed by air into the debris box on the truck, where air is separated from dirt and fine dust by centrifugal separators built into the box. Clean air enters the compressor and discharges to the atmosphere.

12 Cubic Yard (9.17 Cubic Meters) Capacity Corten Steel Debris Body
Front Mounted Hose Reel 4 Way 270 Degree Boom Rotation
Joystick Boom Controls
1500 Gallon Fresh Water Tanks
Hydraulic Scissors Lift for Dumping Debris Tank
8" Intake Hose
30 gpm/3000 psi Water Pump Syste
Auxiliary Diesel Engine Water Pump Drive
400' x 3/4" or 1" Jet Rodder Hose mounted on Reel
20 gpm/600 psi Hand Gun Wash Down System with 25' of hose and nozzle ea
Sanitary & Penetrator Nozzles
20.5' Aluminum Intake Pipe (1-3', 1-5', 1-6' & 1-6.5' Nozzle)
ICC Lighting


	Our Training


	All our crews are highly qualified and average 15 years experience. Each crew member is individually certified and recertified by the owner. New crew members serve as assistants for several years until they are proficient in all aspects of pipe cleaning, pipe troubleshooting and restoring systems to service.


	Our Quality Assurance

After thorough cleaning a complete inspection of the pipe is made using a TV inspection system. A color TV camera connected to a control cable is snaked through the full length of the pipe while recording to VHS tape or CD. This process allows the operator to verify the pipe has been properly cleaned and provides a permanent record that the cleaning services have been performed. Additionally, the pipe can be inspected for damage, improper installation and other conditions that may affect performance.

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