Brush Coating Services

Brush coating is a trenchless pipe restoration method that applies an epoxy resin to the inside of existing pipes using rotating brushes. The epoxy cures in place, sealing corrosion, small cracks, and deterioration while restoring smooth water flow.

The process starts with cleaning and preparing the pipe interior. A specialized brush then evenly applies epoxy resin along the pipe walls. Once cured, the coating forms a durable, corrosion-resistant lining without digging or pipe replacement.

When properly installed, epoxy brush coating can last 40–50 years. Longevity depends on pipe condition, usage, and maintenance, but it is designed as a long-term rehabilitation solution.

Brush coating is best for localized repairs, smaller-diameter pipes, or mild-to-moderate corrosion. Pipe lining (CIPP) is typically better for full-length structural rehabilitation. A sewer camera inspection helps determine the right solution.

Brush coating works well on cast iron, clay, concrete, and some PVC pipes, as long as the pipe is structurally sound. Severely collapsed or misaligned pipes may require lining or replacement instead.

No. The epoxy coating is thin and creates a smooth interior surface, which often improves flow by reducing friction, scale, and buildup.

Yes. Epoxy coatings used for pipe rehabilitation are industry-approved, safe once cured, and environmentally friendly. The process avoids excavation, reduces waste, and extends the life of existing pipes.

Brush coating effectively seals small cracks, pinhole leaks, surface corrosion, and scaling. It also prevents future corrosion by creating a protective barrier inside the pipe.

Most brush coating projects can be completed within a few hours to one day, depending on pipe length, access points, and pipe condition. Cure times are typically fast, allowing normal use shortly after.

The cost depends on pipe size, length, condition, and accessibility. Brush coating is generally more affordable than pipe replacement and often less expensive than full pipe lining. Contact us for a free evaluation and estimate.