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Maintaining the health of your home’s plumbing system is essential to ensuring a hassle-free and efficient experience. After all, pipes are vital in water distribution and waste removal. Neglecting their maintenance could result in expensive fixes and unnecessary inconvenience. We’ve

Epoxy pipe lining has emerged as an innovative solution for restoring and repairing deteriorating pipes. This innovative technique involves coating the interior of existing pipes with epoxy resin, effectively creating a new, durable lining within the old pipe structure. Let’s

As a business owner, you understand the anxiety that comes with the possibility of finding a defective or impaired pipe on your property. It can be a daunting task, jeopardizing your daily activities and causing significant inconveniences. Ignoring broken pipes

Some of the oldest pipes in the world were created around 2,500 BC. Ever since then, piping has remained a very important factor in our everyday lives. This is especially true when it comes to commercial pipe options and applications.  The

Can you believe that Arizona recently tied the record for the coldest afternoon in the history of the state? In January, Arizona clocked in at 36 degrees Fahrenheit, which matched the temperature back in December of 1998. This type of temperature can

In the U.S., the second highest insurance claim filed is water damage due to burst pipes. Just because you file the claim with the insurance does not mean you will get reimbursed. Insurance companies are picky because they are about profits rather

What if your pipes were in major danger and you didn’t even know it? You can’t always get a good look at your pipes. And even when you can, you may not notice issues with corrosion and oxidation before it’s

According to market research, the cured-in-place-pipe market is expected to grow by 5.1% and reach a value of $3.1 billion in 2027. One of the reasons that it’s growing so quickly is because of how popular and effective it is.  But

Did you know that commercial pipes have a lifespan? When the pipes in your commercial building near the end of their life, you’ll experience more failures. These problems can lead to increased maintenance costs. You’ll eventually have to decide between repairing

If you’ve noticed problems with the pressure, taste, or smell of the water in your home, your pipes may be succumbing to age and decay. On average, more than 300 gallons flow through them every day, and they pick up every problem caused