Let’s face it—plumbing problems always seem to strike at the worst possible moment. Whether it’s a mysterious leak, a foul odor, or sluggish drains, it’s more than just an inconvenience. It’s stress. It’s unexpected expenses. It’s time you don’t have to spare.
At Prestige Pipe Lining, we understand how frustrating plumbing issues can be, especially when you feel like your only option is a full pipe replacement. But what if we told you there’s a smarter, cleaner, and more cost-effective way to fix the problem—for good?
That’s where epoxy pipe coating comes in.
A Smarter Solution: Epoxy Pipe Coating
Epoxy coating is a trenchless, non-invasive solution that restores your plumbing from the inside out. Instead of tearing up your yard, walls, or flooring to replace old pipes, we apply a protective epoxy lining that seals cracks, stops corrosion, and extends the life of your plumbing system. It’s fast, effective, and designed to save you money and disruption.
Here are the most common plumbing issues epoxy coating can fix—and how it can bring peace of mind back to your home or business.
Corroded Pipes
Over time, pipes made from materials like galvanized steel or cast iron begin to rust and corrode. This weakens the integrity of the pipe, eventually leading to leaks, sewer backups, or full system failure.
How epoxy coating helps:
Epoxy forms a protective barrier inside the pipe, effectively sealing the surface from water and oxygen—the two main culprits of corrosion. Once coated, the pipe is protected against further deterioration and can last for decades longer.
Root Intrusion
Tree roots are relentless. They find tiny cracks in underground pipes and force their way in, blocking the line and damaging the structure. Traditional solutions involve excavation and replacement, which can be costly and time-consuming.
How epoxy coating helps:
Once the roots are cleared, epoxy creates a seamless, joint-free interior that blocks roots from getting back in. It essentially turns your old pipe into a brand-new, root-resistant system.
Frequent Backups or Clogs
Chronic drain issues can be caused by deteriorating pipes, buildup, or misaligned joints. Over time, these problems compound and lead to costly backups and emergency calls.
How epoxy coating helps:
Epoxy creates a smooth, continuous surface that reduces friction and prevents debris from catching or accumulating. It’s like giving your plumbing system a fresh start—without the chaos of digging or demolition.
Why Homeowners & Businesses Trust Prestige Pipe Lining
We believe you shouldn’t have to choose between convenience and quality. At Prestige Pipe Lining, we use cutting-edge technology to solve old plumbing problems with new-school precision. Our epoxy coating process is clean, quick, and built to last—saving you time, money, and stress.
Inspection & Diagnosis
Every epoxy coating project begins with a high-definition sewer camera inspection. This helps us pinpoint the location and severity of issues like leaks, scale buildup, corrosion, or root intrusion. The inspection determines if your pipes are a good candidate for epoxy coating—or if another repair method is needed.
No guesswork. Just clear answers.
Pipe Cleaning & Surface Prep
For epoxy coating to bond properly, the interior surface of the pipe must be clean and dry. We use a combination of mechanical chain cleaning tools and high-pressure hydro jetting to remove debris, rust, and mineral scale from inside the pipe.
Think of it like sanding before painting—but deep inside your plumbing.
Epoxy Coating Application
Once the pipe is clean and dry, we insert a specialized spray head into the line and apply a uniform layer of non-toxic, solvent-free epoxy resin along the interior walls.
The coating forms a new, seamless pipe wall inside the old one—sealing small cracks, preventing corrosion, and improving flow. Unlike cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining, epoxy coating doesn’t use a fabric liner or require inflation. It’s perfect for smaller diameter lines and residential drain pipes where structural integrity is still intact, but protection is needed.
Curing & Quality Control
As the epoxy is applied, a specialized application head mixes a two-part solution—a resin and catalyst—that activates a chemical reaction, causing the material to begin curing immediately. Depending on the product and conditions, curing may continue using ambient air, heat, or steam to ensure a smooth, durable finish.
Once cured, we perform a final high-definition camera inspection to confirm full coverage, a uniform coat, and proper bonding throughout the treated section.
We don’t just fix the problem—we verify it’s done right, with precision and care.
Restoration & Peace of Mind
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Don’t Wait for a Plumbing Emergency
If you’re dealing with persistent sewer backups, slow drains, corrosion, or root problems, epoxy coating might be the solution you didn’t know you needed.
Take the first step today.
Schedule your inspection with Prestige Pipe Lining and let’s make your plumbing system strong, clean, and reliable again, without the mess of traditional repairs.
Prestige Pipe Lining
Smart Solutions. Solid Pipes. Peace of Mind.
