Pittsburgh, PA – (July 5, 2010) – Morelta Inc. (dba Renewal Pipeline) announced today that they had completed the rehabilitation efforts for a section of the Borough of Sharpsburg, Pennsylvania’s sewer (work began on Monday June 28). Renewal Pipeline was hired by the Borough of Sharpsburg to utilize the companies trenchless technology to send a crew underground, access a section of the deteriorating sewer line and to line the section with gunite – a form of concrete that is shot (as opposed to poured) through a hose with the use of high pressure pumps.

“Through our trenchless approach to applying gunite, we were able to perform a job quickly and safely that should preserve this valuable part of the Borough’s Infrastructure for years to come,” said Mark O. Morris, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Renewal Pipeline. “We are grateful for the opportunity to serve the citizens of Sharpsburg and hope to be able to work for them in the future.”

Renewal Pipeline’s efforts in working with the Borough of Sharpsburg are one of many projects. This new lining of concrete is expected to increase the useful life of the sewer for decades.

About Renewal Pipeline

Renewal Pipeline is a pipeline rehabilitation consulting and contracting company. Although the company serves the entire United States, it has key markets in the Northeast. The company brings more than 20 years of expertise in the industry to every assessment, every bid, and every implementation. Renewal Pipeline provides infrastructure and trenchless technology services to municipalities (city, county, state and federal) and to private companies. Renewal Pipeline’s highly trained crews have technical expertise in applying cementitious lining, chemical grout, joint seals, carbon fiber wrap and epoxy injection. The company is focuses on the rehabilitation of the nation’s deteriorating manholes, waterlines, culverts, utility pipelines and plant infrastructure. Renewal Pipe line is the trade name used by Morelta Inc. for its construction business.