Storm drain installation and repair specialist

We understand the negative impact that a collapsed catch basin or parking lot sinkhole can have on your business. Our expert team will quickly identify the root cause and provide a detailed action repair plan that will minimize the impact that these types of catastrophes can have on your property.

We specialize in the following services:

• Collapsed Catch Basin Repair

• Sinkhole Repair

• Storm Drain Installation

• Underground Stormwater Detention

The greater Chicago area’s aging infrastructure is more vulnerable than ever. Instances of catastrophic failures such as collapsed catch basins and sinkholes are on the rise. These occur when cracks in water and sewer lines cause the soil to infiltrate the pipes. As water rushing through the pipes spills out of the cracks, it displaces soil. This creates voids in the earth which expand until the earth’s surface above the void collapses. That’s when our clients reach out to us, Maven Pavement Solutions can address any storm drain repair scenario so don’t hesitate to give us a call or fill out the form below!

The most common storm drain failures and how to repair them:

How to replacing an adjusting ring and pouring a concrete collar:

1. Saw cut perimeter of the failed storm sewer.
2. Demo the existing asphalt and dispose of it offsite.
3. Excavate the area to the site-specific repair depth requirement.
4. Replace the failed concrete precast ring and set frame to proper grade.
5. Backfill the excavated area and compact below grade.
6. Dispose of the excess stone off-site.
7. Pour concrete and broom finish.

How to repair mortar pipe joints and concrete collar

1. Saw cut a perimeter around the failed storm sewer.
2. Demo the existing asphalt and dispose of it offsite.
3. Excavate the area below grade.
4. Dispose of excess stone offsite.
5. Repair and or seal pipe joints with concrete mortar.
6. Compact stone base to grade.
7. Pour concrete and broom finish.

How to replace precast cone or flat top section

1. Saw cut a perimeter of failed storm sewer.
2. Demo the existing asphalt and dispose of it offsite.
3. Excavate the area to the required depth of repair.
4. Replace the failed concrete precast cone or flat top section of the structure.
5. Backfill the excavated area and compact it below grade.
6. Pour concrete and broom finish.

How to replace complete storm drain structure

1. Saw cut a perimeter of failed storm sewer
2. Demo existing asphalt and dispose offsite.
3. Excavate the area to the required depth of repair.
4. Replace the failed concrete precast structure.
5. Tie in all existing pipe connections to the new structure.
6. Backfill the excavated area and compact below grade.
7. Pour concrete and broom finish.

Don’t hesitate to reach out to us for a free estimate.  Just call 708-328-8000 or fill out the short form below!