IPR Ranked Among the Fastest-Growing Private Companies in the United States by Inc. Magazine for the Third Consecutive Year

DETROIT, November 4, 2010 — IPR, a leading national provider of underground rehabilitation solutions with offices throughout the United States, has earned a position on the Inc. 5,000 list of the fastest-growing private companies for the third consecutive year. IPR CEO Joseph A. Cutillo made the announcement.

The Inc. 5,000 is an extension of Inc. magazine’s annual Inc. 500 list and recognizes privately held firms that have demonstrated substantial growth over the past three years. These exceptional companies combine to form the backbone of the American economy.

Over the past year, IPR was recognized for its non-invasive, trenchless approach to underground solutions, providing maximum efficiency in pipe restructuring and repair, underground infrastructure maintenance and green technology that produces little to no disruption to area businesses and communities.

“It is an honor for IPR to be nationally recognized again as one of the Inc. 5000,” said Cutillo. “We take great pride in our services, and as the need for these services continues to grow, IPR is positioned to exceed client requests and expectations across the country.”

About IPR.
IPR is a national leader and provider of underground rehabilitation solutions, with offices in six states, including CA, GA, FL, MI, TN and TX. Licensed in over 25 states, IPR uses the latest technologies in the industry and has patented pipe cleaning tools that provide the U.S. with the only “Green” environmentally friendly rehabilitation method.  IPR is also a past recipient of the American Society of Civil Engineers award for best project in the past for their involvement with a 15-month project, which fixed a massive sinkhole in Sterling Heights, Mich. costing under $100 million.  For more information, please http://www.teamipr.com.

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