Epoxy Pipe Coating Services in North and Central New Jersey
Protect plumbing systems with durable epoxy pipe coating. In north and central New Jersey, Arrow Sewer & Drain provides sewer and drain services for both residential and commercial customers. We apply a fusion-bonded epoxy coating to maintain the functionality of pipes that move water in and out of your house or business. Pipe coating preserves your pipes for decades, reducing the need for replacement or repair. Learn more about the different processes and solutions we can provide.
Our Pipe Coating Services
Corrosion is the main threat to the pipes in sewer systems. When corroded, pipes can crack, which leads to leaks and other problems. Replacement of worn pipes is a viable solution, but it can be costly and time-consuming.
Arrow Sewer & Drain uses epoxy pipe coatings to protect pipes from corrosion. These pipe coatings create a barrier that can last up to 50 years. Arrow Sewer & Drain uses technologically advanced equipment to apply these long-lasting resin products, delivering a cost-effective solution to water main repair. In a relatively short period, water and sewer pipes are ready for use, reducing any downtime related to corroded pipes.
Inspection and Cleaning Methods
The first step to fixing your plumbing problem is to inspect the plumbing. We use our sewer scope technology to place a camera within the system. In this way, and with limited excavation, we can view the problem from inside the pipe and pipelines. This helps us plan the most effective solution.
When epoxy pipe coating is a viable solution, this is an excellent way to protect the inside of the pipes, reducing further corrosion and enabling flow and function. On the other hand, if pipes appear to be badly broken or damaged, Arrow Sewer & Drain may suggest another solution, such as our trenchless sewer repair services.
After locating the problem and determining that corroded, cracked, or otherwise damaged pipes are good candidates for epoxy pipe coating, Arrow Sewer & Drain will clean the pipes to prepare them for fusion-bonded epoxy coating. We use several methods for cleaning the pipes of debris, including flushing them out with water and air. The area of the pipe to be treated is then allowed to dry.
Advanced Technology Application of Epoxy Pipe Coating
The equipment we use to apply the epoxy pipe coating is a digital commercial system that dispenses the resinous epoxy. Arrow Sewer & Drain can control the dispensing volume and speed, as well as determine the right ratios of epoxy for the job.
The epoxy resin is pumped in a controlled way and applied using an air compressor and stainless steel spray head. The number of coats required will depend on the diameter and overall size of the pipeline. This method uses epoxy pipe coatings that dry relatively quickly, usually within 48 hours. After the epoxy pipe coating has dried, the home or commercial property can resume the flow of water in and out of the building.
Pipe Coating Experts in North and Central New Jersey
Corrosion is a normal occurrence over the life of pipes used in either residential or commercial plumbing systems. This results in leaks and backups that can be unpleasant and are always inconvenient.
Help protect your plumbing and water main systems with fusion-bonded epoxy coating. The experts at Arrow Sewer & Drain can proactively apply pipe coating at your residence or place of business to help avoid annoying plumbing problems in the future.
Arrow Sewer & Drain offers free estimates for larger, commercial projects, and financing may also be available. We provide customers in north and central New Jersey with plumbing solutions that use the latest technology and knowledge. Property owners can take advantage of our services for system maintenance, as well as emergency plumbing services offered 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Customers have relied on Arrow Sewer & Drain plumbing services for over 15 years. If you are having plumbing problems, or want to avoid them in the future, we can help. For more information, contact us today.
