Charlotte Metropolitan Area’s Cast Iron Pipe Maintenance Pro

At Pipeworks Plumbing & Construction, we specialize in cast iron pipe maintenance, ensuring durability and long-lasting performance for your plumbing system. Cast iron pipes are known for their strength and longevity, but they require regular inspection and maintenance to prevent corrosion, scaling, and leaks. Our expert team provides cleaning, repair, and replacement services to keep your cast iron piping in optimal condition.
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Types of Pipe We Inspect

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Cast Iron Pipe

Cast iron pipes are prone to rust and scaling; our inspections help detect deterioration and blockages before major issues arise.

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Ductile Iron Pipe

Ductile iron pipes are strong and long-lasting, but our inspections ensure they are free of rust buildup, leaks, or joint failures.

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HDPE Pipe

High-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipes are resistant to corrosion, but we check for misalignment, damage, and debris accumulation.

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Orangeburg Pipe

Due to their fragile nature, Orangeburg pipes often deteriorate over time; we assess their condition to recommend necessary repairs or replacements.

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Plastic Pipework (PVC)

PVC pipes are durable but can develop leaks and blockages; our inspections help maintain their integrity and efficiency.

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Reinforced Concrete Pipe

We inspect reinforced concrete pipes for structural damage, blockages, and wear, ensuring optimal performance in drainage systems.

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Steel Casing Pipe

We inspect steel casing pipes for corrosion, structural integrity, and potential leaks that could compromise their functionality.

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Vitrified Clay Pipe

Our sewer cameras detect cracks, root intrusion, and misaligned joints in vitrified clay pipes, ensuring long-term reliability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, we provide professional maintenance services for cast iron pipes, including descaling, leak detection, and repair solutions to extend their lifespan and maintain efficiency.
Yes, traditional cast iron pipes are primarily made of gray cast iron, which is known for its high strength and wear resistance but can be prone to corrosion over time.
Yes, cast iron pipes have historically been used for water supply, gas distribution, and sewage systems due to their durability and ability to withstand high pressure.
Yes, in many modern applications, ductile iron pipe has replaced traditional cast iron due to its improved flexibility, higher strength, and resistance to cracking under stress.

Contact us today for professional Plumbing, Trenchless Pipe Repair, and Utility Contractor services!
(828) 528-7885

Contact us today for professional Plumbing, Trenchless Pipe Repair, and Utility Contractor services!
(828) 528-7885

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