




Client: City of Columbus, OH
A residential stormwater control system that ran to Alum Creek Watershed needed repairs due to compromised joints between some of the box culverts. Misalignment of these box culverts required a repair product that could work with wet concrete and underwater. Photos show water gushing into the system, creating standing water around the area that required repairs.
With the system being 30 feet underground, excavation of the site to fix the leak was not an economic or practical option. Therefore, CS-2100 was brought in to repair the leaking joints. CS-2100 was applied underwater to fill in the joint and stop the leak. Upon repair, CS-2100 helped bring the stormwater control system to its desired watertight state.
Sealant Application:
Box Culverts
ConSeal Products Used:
CS-2100