Types of Pipes
What Types of Pipes Do We Work With?
Cast Iron Pipe
Cast iron pipes are known for their strength and longevity, but they often face issues like rust, scaling, and internal deterioration over time. Our team provides thorough inspections and maintenance to identify early signs of wear, prevent leaks, and keep your plumbing system performing reliably.
Ductile Iron Pipe
Ductile iron pipes are known for their exceptional strength, flexibility, and long service life, making them ideal for water mains and sewer systems. They resist pressure and ground movement better than traditional cast iron, but still require routine inspection to prevent corrosion, scaling, and joint issues.
HDPE Pipe
High-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipes offer exceptional durability, flexibility, and corrosion resistance, making them ideal for water mains, sewer systems, and stormwater applications. They provide long-lasting performance with minimal maintenance, preventing root intrusion and leaks.
Orangeburg Pipe
Orangeburg, also known as bituminized fiber pipe, was once a common choice for sewer lines but is now known for its fragility and high failure rate. Made from layers of wood pulp and asphalt, these pipes tend to deform, blister, and collapse as they age.
Plastic Pipework (PVC)
PVC and ABS piping are some of the most commonly used materials in modern plumbing thanks to their durability, affordability, and resistance to corrosion. These lightweight plastic pipes are ideal for wastewater conveyance, sewer applications, and residential or commercial drainage systems.
Reinforced Concrete Pipe
Trusted sink drain cleaning, repair, and diagnostic services to fix clogs, slow drains, and DWV plumbing issues quickly and professionally.
Steel Casing Pipe
Steel casing pipes play a crucial role in protecting underground utilities, providing a durable barrier around water mains, sewer lines, and ductile iron pipes. Designed to withstand external pressure, soil movement, and environmental wear, these pipes help extend the life and reliability of essential infrastructure
Vitrified Clay Pipe
Cast iron pipes are known for their strength and long lifespan, making them a common choice in older plumbing systems. However, they are prone to corrosion, scaling, and interior buildup over time.