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Pipeline Inspection and Condition Analysis: Can Your Lines Pass an Inspection?
Do you know the last time your water mains, wastewater, raw water, fire water or other pipelines were
inspected?

PICA is Your Source for Water Main Condition Assessments and More!
Large-diameter prestressed concrete cylinder pipes (PCCP) are the most common means of transporting
raw water, potable water and waste water over long distances in large volumes.

Choose PICA for the Inspection of Your Prestressed Concrete Cylinder Pipes
Are you aware of the condition of your PCCP (prestressed concrete cylinder pipe)? If not, PICA is here to
help!

Pipeline Inspection and Condition Analysis: Can Your Lines Pass an Inspection?
Do you know the last time your water mains, wastewater, raw water, fire water or other pipelines were
inspected?

PICA is Your Source for Water Main Condition Assessments and More!
Large-diameter prestressed concrete cylinder pipes (PCCP) are the most common means of transporting
raw water, potable water and waste water over long distances in large volumes.

Protect Your Potable Water Lines with PICA Corp CCTV Inspections
Every day, water-distribution pipes transport billions of gallons of water to counties and municipalities
across North America.

Why Choose PICA for Your CCTV Water Pipeline Inspections
Every year countless water line failures cost corporations and municipalities millions of dollars in
damages.

Avoid Failure of PCCP Pipes with PICA Corp. Water Main Inspections
Around the world, PCCP pipe is used to transport both drinking and raw water safely and efficiently.

Keep Your Pipelines Safe with PICA Corp
Leaks, gas pockets, corrosion, deposits, and other issues can easily go undetected if your pipelines are
not carefully inspected with the right tools.

Ensure Your Water Pipelines are in Top Condition with PICA Corp
Water and wastewater pipelines across North America are rapidly aging and are at risk of sudden leaks
and burst failures.

Prioritize Your Pipeline Safety with PICA Corp.
Every day, billions of gallons of water are transported within pipelines across counties and
municipalities.








