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Found pitting, small cracks, or rough interior walls in a pipe that still holds its round shape? A full pipe replacement is not always the answer. Restore Pipe Systems is a licensed, insured, family-owned pipe coating company that rebuilds the inside of the pipe with an epoxy coating instead of tearing it out.
- Two epoxy application methods, matched to pipe length and use
- Many jobs finished the same day
- Free second opinion before you commit to any repair
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What Is Non-Structural Pipe Coating?
Non-structural pipe coating is built for pipe that has small cracks or pitting and has gotten rough over time, but still holds a sound shape. Instead of cutting the pipe out, an epoxy coating is applied directly to the inside of the pipe wall.
The process works on boiler and chiller lines, domestic water pipes, hot water recirculation systems, compressed air systems, and process piping. Crews clean the pipe first, then apply one of two epoxy systems depending on the pipe’s length and diameter, so the method matches the job instead of forcing one approach on every pipe.
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What a Pipe Coating Company Actually Does
Before any epoxy goes in, crews decommission and drain the pipe, then use sandblasting, high-speed chain cleaning, hydro jetting, and vacuuming to strip debris from the pipe walls. This step creates an anchor profile for the epoxy to grip. If the surface prep is skipped or rushed, the coating can fail and peel, so the cleaning stage gets done carefully every time.
Once the pipe is clean, crews choose brush-applied or air-applied epoxy based on the pipe’s length and diameter. Both systems work on pipe coating services for boiler/chiller systems, domestic water pipe systems, hot water recirculation systems, compressed air systems, and process piping.
Brush Applied vs. Air Applied Pipe Coating
The right system comes down to pipe length, diameter, and how the pipe is used, which is why Restore Pipe Systems reviews each pipe before recommending one over the other.
Brush Applied Coating
Uses a machine similar to a drain machine, spinning at a faster RPM
A hose delivers epoxy to spinning brushes that coat the interior walls
Crews check coverage with a camera while the epoxy is being applied
Once dry, crews inspect the coating and add more epoxy if needed
Two epoxy colors are used so crews can confirm consistent coverage
Air Applied Coating
Uses the same pipe cleaning and prep process as brush applied coating
Air pressure blows a thicker, more viscous epoxy into the pipe
Cured with hot compressed air instead of open-air drying
The epoxy's makeup gives it more strength in certain applications
Often the more cost-effective choice for longer runs of piping
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How Restore Pipe Systems Applies the Coating
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Inspect & Drain
The crew joins the project and inspects the pipe at first. The pipe is then decommissioned and drained of water so crews can work inside it safely.
02
Clean & Profile
Sand blasting, high-speed chain cleaning, hydro jetting, and vacuuming remove debris and rough surfaces, creating the anchor profile the epoxy needs to hold.
03
Apply Epoxy
Crews apply brush-applied or air-applied epoxy depending on the pipe’s length and diameter, checking coverage with a camera as the coating goes on.
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Verify & Finish
The two-color epoxy system and a final inspection confirm the coating is even and complete before the pipe goes back into service.
Signs Your Pipe Needs Coating, Not Replacement
Pipe coating is built for pitting, small cracks, and rough interior surfaces where the pipe still holds its shape. Watch for:
- Pitting or small cracks on an otherwise round, intact pipe
- Interior walls that have grown rough over time
- Pipe serving a boiler, chiller, domestic water, hot water recirculation, compressed air, or process piping system
If a pipe has already collapsed, lost its round shape, or has larger structural breaks, a different trenchless option such as CIPP lining may be the better fit. A free second opinion confirms which repair matches the actual condition of the pipe.
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Why Utah Property Owners Trust Us With Their Pipes
When a pipe wears thin, pits, or gets rough inside, most property owners expect a full pipe replacement and the mess that comes with it. Our customers got something different: an epoxy coating that rebuilds the pipe from the inside, often finished in a single visit, without tearing out the line. Here is what they said about the work.
Scott has helped me multiple times at 2 different houses with tree roots growing in my pipes at one. Very quick to help & knowledgeable. Highly recommend.
Andie Blossom
Super helpful with major clogged line. Work was completed quickly and efficiently, and cost was much less than competitor. Highly recommend this company and will definitely use for any future needs.
Nancy Ledford
We had a few companies come out and give us a bid on lining some of our sewer line & restore piping were the most professional, kind & fair with pricing! They did a great job & the guys who did the service were top tier! Highly recommend them as a company.
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Common Questions
What Homeowners and Facility Managers Ask Before Calling
What is pipe coating, and how is it different from pipe replacement or CIPP lining?
Pipe coating applies an epoxy layer to the inside of a pipe that has pitting, small cracks, or rough walls but still holds its round shape. CIPP lining rebuilds a pipe with a resin-saturated liner and fits pipes with more damage, including cracks, root intrusion, or deteriorated spots.
What kinds of pipe systems qualify for epoxy coating?
Restore Pipe Systems applies epoxy coating to boiler and chiller pipe systems, domestic water pipe systems, hot water recirculation systems, compressed air systems, and process piping. [source: client_website#/services/non-structural-pipe-coating/]
What's the difference between brush applied and air applied coating?
Brush-applied coating uses spinning brushes to paint epoxy onto the pipe wall, checked with a camera as it goes on. Air-applied coating uses air pressure to blow a thicker epoxy into the pipe, then cures it with hot compressed air.
Is pipe coating cheaper than full pipe replacement?
Because coating works on the pipe already in place, it typically avoids the cost of removing and replacing pipe sections and repairing the walls, ceilings, or floors around them.
How do I know if my pipe needs coating instead of lining or replacement?
A camera inspection confirms whether a pipe qualifies for coating, lining, or replacement. Contact Restore Pipe Systems for a free second opinion before committing to any repair.
Ready to Restore Your Pipes Without Full Replacement?
Epoxy pipe coating rebuilds the pipe you already have, helping you avoid the cost and disruption of a full replacement. Call 801-564-0089 or contact Restore Pipe Systems for a free second opinion. Learn more about Restore Pipe Systems’ full range of trenchless pipe repair services or visit the Restore Pipe Systems home page.
- 720 W 200 N #44, Logan, UT 84321, United States
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- office@restorepipe.com
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