Non-Destructive Restoration of Industrial Pipe Systems

We Restore Functionality to industrial plumbing by repairing pipes from the inside with modern technologies that can extend the life of your pipes by as much as 50 years or more.

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Advanced pipe lining technologies such as Cured-In-Place Pipe Lining and Resin Coating allow Champion Pipe Restoration to repair pipes where traditional plumbing methods can’t. Our Speed, Minimal Footprint, and Unique Capabilities deliver results with less down-time and disruption.

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How We Give New Life To Old Pipes…

Our experienced professionals will renew your pipe systems from the inside by creating new pipes within your original pipes. For 1.5-2″ diameter pipes, specialized equipment is used to apply a durable epoxy coating to the inside of pipe walls, sealing leaks and protecting the pipe from further degradation. For 2-8″ pipes, a resin saturated liner is pulled or inverted into the host-pipe and then cured to create a new composite pipe within the original pipe. Our environmentally friendly methods require little to no digging or disruption and provide a long-lasting solution to your pipe problems.

In most cases, individual pipe sections and branch lines can be restored and reinstated in a
SINGLE DAY, returning lines to service each day before our crews leave.

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Faster Restoration Keeps Operations Moving

Depending upon the extent of the work to be performed, most pipe sections can be restored and returned to service in a single shift. This means you’ll be back in business when our crews leave for the day. Because our services are non-destructive, our footprint is small.

Flexible Scheduling Minimizes Down-Time

We’ll work when you don’t have to. We understand the importance of keeping operations flowing and customers satisfied. We can schedule pipe restoration work to be performed at night, on weekends, or when operations are slowest.

Pipe Restoration For A Wide Range of Industrial Applications

Industrial Plumbing Systems

  • Irrigation & Pond Systems

  • Materials Handling

  • Potable Water Treatment

  • Process & Manufacturing Waste

  • Roof Drainage

  • Sanitary Sewer (Wastewater)

  • Storm Drain Systems

Compatible Pipe Materials

  • Bituminous Fiber Pipe (Orangeburg)

  • Cast Iron

  • Concrete (RCP – reinforced concrete)

  • HDPE (high density polyethylene)

  • PVC (polyvinyl chloride)

  • Steel & Galvanized Steel

  • Vitrified Clay

Benefits of Our Internal Pipe Restoration Methods

  • Stops Leaks – Lined pipes are smooth with no joints or seams to leak, preventing infiltration, exfiltration, and root intrusion.

  • Restores Structural Integrity – Cured pipe liner creates a structural pipe that is typically stronger and more impact resistant than PVC.

  • Increases Flow Capacity – While pipe lining may slightly reduce the nominal diameter of host pipes, pre-lining preparation removes obstructions and the liner’s low-friction surface typically improves flow capacity.

  • Small Footprint (small work area) – Because we don’t have to excavate floors, or tear apart walls and ceilings, our crews have a small footprint which means less disruption to business activities.

  • Minimal Downtime – We can often line a section of pipe and return it to service in less than a day. In addition, the advantage of not having to restore features surrounding pipes provides an even greater time savings.

  • Broad Chemical & Temperature Compatibility – A variety of resin and material options are available to suit different chemical and temperature compatibility requirements.

  • Cost Effective – Non-destructive. Fast installation. No need to restore surrounding features. No digging. Little or no downtime. Long lasting. It’s easy to understand how we save our customers as much as 40% or more over traditional remove and replace methods.

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Advanced Restoration Technologies For Results That Last

Champion Pipe Restoration employs a straight-forward, Proven Process to restore industrial pipe systems with greater flexibility and less disruption than traditional pipe removal and replacement methods. Our experienced professionals will renew your pipes from the inside by creating new pipes within your existing failing pipes.

STEP 1
Preliminary
Video Inspection

STEP 2
Pipe Cleaning
& Preparation

STEP 3
Pipe Lining & Epoxy Coating

STEP 4
Reinstatement of Connections

STEP 5
Post-Restoration Inspection

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  1. Call or Message us to schedule a site visit.
     
  2. We’ll provide you with a Restoration Plan that explains the cost/benefit of any options and takes your budget into account.
     
  3. With your approval, we’ll perform restoration work on a schedule that has the least impact on your operations.
     

When we’re done…you can relax knowing that our work is backed by a 5 Year Warranty and your new pipes have a design life in excess of 50 years.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The primary reason pipe restoration is so much less expensive than pipe replacement (re-piping), is because Champion Pipe Restoration rehabilitates pipes without having to dig up or destroy everything around them. In a classical pipe replacement scenario, pipes must be removed and replaced from behind walls, under slabs, under floors, and under driveways and landscaping. In many cases, this requires the expensive and time-consuming process of tearing up and repairing bathrooms, flooring, slabs, sidewalks, asphalt, green areas, etc. It’s also time consuming. With traditional re-piping methods causing so much disruption, it’s easy to imagine how Champion Pipe Restoration can save customers as much as 40% or more over pipe replacement.

While there are several factors that influence how long pipe restoration will take, Champion Pipe Restoration can often individual pipe sections and branch lines and return them to service in a single shift; this means that operations may resume when our crews leave for the day. The length of time required to complete the entire project is dependent upon the number of pipes requiring restoration and site-specific logistical challenges. Regardless of the circumstances however, our pipe restoration methods are almost always significantly faster than pipe replacement.

Our restoration methods are applicable to virtually every kind of pipe used in the construction trades. We commonly restore Cast-Iron, Vitrified Clay, PVC, Galvanized Steel, and Concrete pipes found in most industrial sewer and drainage systems.

Our pipe liner is typically comprised of several layers consisting of a plasticized barrier, felt fabric, and interwoven fiberglass reinforcement. The liner’s layers are saturated in a specially engineered resin, which cures to form a strong composite material much like the fiberglass that boats are made of. Cured liner is extremely durable and the materials have a design-life in excess of 50 years.

Yes. In most cases we can navigate bends and 90’s. If there are a significant number of turns, we may choose to use a special high-performance liner or install multiple overlapping liners.

When pipe has been lined with cured-in-place liner comprised of a resin saturated composite tube, the new pipe that is created is structurally sound in and of itself. The new composite pipe has the integrity to support itself regardless of the condition of the original host pipe.

Because we are not removing and replacing pipe, we only need enough access to feed our pipe liner into the failing pipe. This may involve entering through a clean-out, disconnected pipe joint, or cutting out a small section of the host pipe.

We typically restore up to 100 feet of 6″ pipe or 130 feet of 3″-4″ pipe in a single shot. For smaller diameter pipe, we can typically epoxy coat about 100 feet at a time, although multiple passes may be required. One “shot” is one continuous liner or coating installation initiated from a single access point. If the access point is a cut segment or a “T- fitting”, we can shoot in both directions, providing over 200 feet of restoration coverage from a single access point.

The simple answer is no. While there is a minimal reduction in interior diameter, the smooth surface of lined and coated pipe will usually improve flow capacity. In addition, prior to restoration, cleaning of the line will have removed roots and build-up that had previously impeded flow.

Yes, restored pipe is very root resistant. When Champion restores pipes, the resulting lined/coated pipe contains no joints or leaks. Roots are attracted to water. With no more leaks, there is no water for the roots to grow towards, and with no more joints, there are no crevices for roots to find their way into.

In terms of materials, the resin systems and composite liner materials employed by Champion Pipe Restoration have an engineered service life in excess of 50 years.

We have several methods for re-instating connections (branch lines) so that flow can be restored to trunk or mainlines. When access is available from the connecting line, we may utilize a milling cutter to cut the liner and open the connection back up. When access from the connecting line is not available, we utilize a specially engineered robotic cutter to reinstate connections.

In most cases, building owners are responsible for maintenance of the sewer pipes that connect the building to the public sewer system. The building owners’ responsibility typically ends where the “lateral” connection pipe crosses into the right-of-way near the roadside.

Affected plumbing will be unavailable while our crews are working on site. The respective pipe system will typically be operational by the time our crews leave each afternoon. Any overnight or longer-term unavailability is coordinated with management on a case-by-case basis.

Depending upon the layout of the units, we will either pull toilets or use roof vents to access the branch lines. In some cases, we may have to remove a small square of wall material from behind fixtures to gain access.

Usually, yes. The state requires a permit for residential, commercial, and industrial pipe restoration in most cases. Your sales representative will speak with you about permit requirements prior to scheduling restoration work so that we may pull the appropriate permits on your behalf.

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