Pipe Repair Systems

When underground or in building pipe systems deteriorate or fail, the cost and process of replacing those pipes can be a nightmare. Fortunately Nu Flow has a remedy that is a dream-come-true alternative to traditional plumbing services.

Pull-in-Place (PIP) trenchless drain and sewer relining cost-effectively restores deteriorated and failing underground or in building piping systems. The new liner acts as a barrier between water and pipe walls that stops leaks, bridges gaps and spans holes in pipe, and restores and maintains water flow.

Nu Flow's trenchless solutions allow you to renovate pipes in place. This means you do not need to dig through landscaping or building foundations or tear open walls to access the pipes.

Types of Pipe and Diameter Ranges: Nu Flow can renew sewer lines, rain leaders, drain lines, and sanitary stacks in commercial and residential buildings, factories and other structures. The process is used in host pipes consisting of clay, concrete, metal, iron, steel, PVC, and fiberglass. Pipe diameter applications range from 3/4 inch to 8 inches, with larger custom sizes available. Benefits Over Traditional Pipe Replacement: * No destruction to interior or exterior surfaces of building structures, facades, hardscape, or landscape and no penetrating bulkheads in maritime vessels * Stops leaks and prevents water damage and mold growth caused by erosion and corrosion of pipe walls * Restores host piping systems to better-than-new condition * Maintains or increases flow rate * Eliminates joints that weaken pipe, resulting in cracks, breaks and root intrusion * No reconstruction time or cost to repair damaged pipe access points * Minimal (if any) disruption or occupant displacement * Eliminates risk of damage or disruption to other utility services * Prevents pollution of groundwater sources and watershed Cured-in-place repair causes the least destruction, minimal disruption to a structure's inhabitants and has proven to be the most cost-effective solution. Nu Flow's pull-in-place solution has the advantage of being able to restore smaller diameter pipes typically found in and around buildings.