Epoxy Pipe Coating —
No Digging Required
Restore your aging, corroded, or leaking pipes from the inside out. No excavation. No mess. No tearing up concrete or landscaping. Just a pipe that works like new.
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Epoxy Brush Coating — Explained Simply
Your pipes age. Over decades, the interior walls corrode, scale up, and develop cracks and pinholes that reduce flow, cause leaks, and contaminate your water. Traditional fix: dig everything up and replace the pipe. That means jackhammering floors, tearing up landscaping, weeks of disruption, and a much larger bill.
Epoxy brush coating does it differently. We access the pipe from existing openings, clean the interior walls thoroughly, then apply a specially formulated epoxy resin. The epoxy bonds to the pipe walls, seals every crack and pinhole, and hardens into a smooth, seamless liner — creating a new pipe inside the old one.
The result: restored flow, sealed leaks, and corrosion protection that lasts 35–50 years — all without a single shovel in your yard.
- Corroded or aging water supply lines
- Cracked or leaking drain lines
- Pipes under slab or behind finished walls
- Multi-family and commercial buildings
- Historic homes where digging isn't an option
How We Do It — Step by Step
Clean, systematic, and minimally invasive. Here's exactly what happens from first call to finished job.
Camera Inspection
We run a high-definition camera through your pipes to assess the exact condition — corrosion level, crack locations, diameter, pipe material. You see exactly what we see. No assumptions, no upselling repairs you don't need.
DiagnosticUpfront Quote — You Approve First
Based on inspection findings, we give you a fixed, itemized quote before any work begins. If epoxy isn't the right solution, we'll tell you that honestly. We don't proceed without your approval.
Transparent PricingPipe Preparation — Clean to Bare Surface
The pipe interior is thoroughly cleaned using hydro jetting or mechanical methods to remove all scale, corrosion, grease, and debris. The epoxy won't bond to a dirty surface — this step is critical and we don't rush it.
Surface PrepEpoxy Brush Application
The epoxy resin is applied evenly across the interior walls. The coating saturates all cracks, pinholes, and corroded areas — building up a consistent thickness that creates a new structural liner inside the existing pipe.
Core ServiceCure & Final Inspection
The epoxy cures to a hard, seamless liner. We run a post-application camera inspection to verify full coverage and proper adhesion. We confirm improved flow rate before we leave the job site.
Quality CheckEpoxy Coating vs. Full Pipe Replacement
An honest comparison. Epoxy isn't right for every situation — but when it is, the difference is significant.
* Epoxy is not appropriate for structurally collapsed pipes. We'll tell you honestly after inspection which solution applies to your situation.
Is Epoxy Coating Right for You?
Epoxy brush coating works best for specific property types and pipe conditions.
Homeowners
Older Denver-area homes with original galvanized, cast iron, or copper pipes showing corrosion, pinhole leaks, or reduced water pressure. Protect your home without tearing it apart.
Landlords & Property Managers
Keep rental units generating revenue without weeks of disruption. Epoxy coating can often be done while tenants stay in place.
Slab-Foundation Homes
Pipes under concrete slabs are expensive to access and replace. Epoxy coating is often the ideal solution — no jackhammer, no structural risk.
Commercial Buildings
Minimize operational downtime. Multi-family buildings, offices, and retail spaces can restore pipe systems section by section.
Common Questions About Epoxy Pipe Coating
Straight answers — no fluff.
What Denver Property Owners Are Saying
I was quoted $14,000 to repipe my entire house. Drainline came out, did the camera inspection, and said epoxy coating would handle it for less than half that. They were done in two days. This was exactly the right call.
I manage a 12-unit building with chronic low pressure from corroded supply lines. Drainline did the epoxy coating while tenants were in place — minimal disruption. Water pressure is back to normal, not a single wall touched.
Slab leak — two other plumbers quoted full repipe at $18K+. Drainline scoped it, said epoxy was the right solution, and did the whole job in a day and a half. No concrete cutting. Honestly kind of unbelievable.
Ready to Restore Your Pipes?
Get a free, no-obligation estimate. We'll scope your pipes, give you an honest assessment, and price it upfront — before we touch anything.