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Are you having problems with your pipes? Have you started researching possible solutions but aren’t quite sure of the difference between pipelining and coating? Don’t worry! We’ve put together a quick guide to help you choose the right type of

When your plumbing stops working, it can severely impact your quality of life for the worse. In the leadup to pipe damage, there’s a period of time where the pipes might give off signs of damage before completely deteriorating. However,

All forms of trenchless pipe repair and rehabilitation techniques performed by Advantage Reline can be applied to potable, or drinkable, water pipes and water lines. Water that is utilized in a home or for use around the house is called

No restaurant owner really likes to think about their grease trap. It’s wet, greasy, and nine times out of ten it’s going to smell really bad. However, you need because it’s a public service—it’s the last line of defense to

As mentioned in an earlier blog post, gas leaks are hard to detect, and dreadfully dangerous if they’re not found. That’s why Advantage Reline focuses so much on ensuring that an underground gas line repair is performed with the utmost

Many pipe systems can’t stand up to the yearly wear and tear that comes with frequent use. As time moves on, it’s necessary to rehabilitate and repair the pipes. Old pipes break down over time, and it can be time-consuming

For several decades cast iron sewer pipes were the standard of the American pipe infrastructure. However as time has moved on, those pipes continued to deteriorate and rust– weakening the pipe system and compromising the water safety for citizens. However,

Many of our clients expressed that one of their worst fears about pipe repair is the fact that they don’t know how much excavation it will take to reach their plumbing pipe lining. They expect large backhoes to roll down

Cast iron is a traditional piece of iron-carbon alloy that has been prevalent for centuries, requires great care to maintain, but is very durable. However, over time exposure to water oxidizes the exterior of the pipes. This causes them to