
Repiping with us:
- No Leaking Pipes
- Clean, Clear Water
- Warm Showers
- No Rusty Pipes
- Heavy Grade Copper
- Wall Patching
- Texturing
- Clean Courteous Crew
- Great Pressure
- Best Service
Henrik Plumbing
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HENRIK PLUMBING, Inc
4062 Verdugo Rd Los Angeles, CA 90065
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Should you Epoxy Paint your Pipes instead of Repiping?
No! Under no circumstances is the epoxy painting of your pipes a better solution than repiping.
The process of installing epoxy paint to the interior of your water supply lines is where sand is blasted through the existing water lines in an attempt to clean the lines, then an epoxy paint is applied in order to seal leaks and protect the old pipes. Here are a few of the problems with this process:
- Sandblasting the interior of pipes can wear the pipes thin and create new pinholes and leaks, even when none existed before the process began. There is no way to determine how much to sandblast, when the pipes are clean, and when the pipes have been worn thin.
- Epoxy companies can’t tell if the pipes are actually clean and clear of obstructions. In-fact, sand can accumulate in restricted areas and decrease water flow.
- The application of epoxy in pipes creates uneven thicknesses, there can even be places that are missed altogether. Any remaining obstructions are glued in place. Clumps of epoxy paint can create obstructions.
While repiping your home will increase your property’s value, using epoxy on your water supply will likely decrease the value.
There could also be issues insuring a property with epoxy repaired pipes, and some Homeowner’s Associations will not allow this process because of increased liability.
Repiping is the only quality permanent solution to leaky or rusty pipes.
Call us today to discuss your repiping options.