Multi-Technology Trenchless Rehabilitation - Nashville Condominium HOA
A Nashville condominium community had already lived through a sewer nightmare: a competitor spent three months excavating across occupied units, billed over $50,000, and left the sewer still broken. Prodigy diagnosed the system with full CCTV and deployed three different trenchless technologies, matched to three pipe types, finishing in four days with zero excavation and zero resident displacement.
The Challenge - What The Competitor Left Behind
Before Prodigy arrived, a competitor had spent three months excavating across occupied condo units. They billed the HOA over $50,000, and the sewer was still broken. The community was left with disruption, expense, and an unsolved problem, plus the prospect of more digging through people's homes.
The real difficulty was that the failing system was not one kind of pipe in one place. It ran across several pipe types and configurations, each of which needed a different repair method, which is exactly why a one-size-fits-all dig had failed.
Our Solution - Three Technologies, One Diagnosis
Prodigy started where the competitor never did: a full CCTV inspection of the entire system to map every pipe type and failure point. With that map, the team matched a different trenchless technology to each pipe type instead of forcing one method everywhere. No excavation, and residents stayed in their homes throughout.
The Results
Competitor Excavation Vs. Prodigy Multi-Tech - This Project
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Client | Nashville condominium community HOA |
| Location | Nashville, TN |
| Service | Multi-technology trenchless rehabilitation (UV CIPP, steam-cure CIPP, spray epoxy) |
| Timeline | Completed in 4 days |
| Challenge | Prior competitor: 3 months excavating across occupied units, $50,000+ billed, sewer still broken |
| Result | Zero excavation, zero resident displacement; final cost $22,000-$24,000 (~$26,000+ saved) |
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