Great question! Think of it like giving your pipes a makeover from the inside out. Instead of tearing up your beautiful yard or ripping apart your floors (nobody wants that headache), we go in through your existing pipes and coat them with a special epoxy resin. We use cool systems like Picote brush coating that basically paint a new pipe inside your old one. Once that epoxy sets up, you've got yourself a smooth, tough barrier that seals up cracks, stops those annoying leaks, keeps tree roots out, and prevents rust. It's like having brand new pipes without all the drama.

When installed properly, epoxy pipe lining can extend the life of your pipes by 40–50 years or more. That’s because the cured epoxy is extremely durable, resistant to corrosion, and strong enough to handle roots and pressure changes. For most homeowners, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime fix. And with our guarantee and BBB A+ rated service, you can count on results that hold up for decades.

Absolutely! I get why you'd ask - nobody wants weird chemicals near their family. The epoxy we use is completely non-toxic and made specifically for plumbing systems. Once it's cured, there's nothing leaching into your water or floating around in your air. It's stable, doesn't smell, and just sits there doing its job for decades. That's actually one of the big reasons Denver homeowners love this solution - it fixes the problem without creating new worries.

Nine times out of ten, we can work with what you've got. This stuff works on pretty much everything - clay, cast iron, PVC, concrete, you name it. Whether your pipes are cracked, rusty, invaded by roots, or just getting up there in age, epoxy coating can usually bring them back to life. The only time we can't help is if your pipes have completely given up the ghost and collapsed. But don't worry - we'll run a camera through your system first and give you the straight story about whether our Picote sewer line coating will work for you.

Oh man, this is where it gets good. Traditional pipe replacement? You're easily looking at $10,000 or more, and that's before you even think about fixing your yard, redoing your driveway, or patching up floors after all that digging. With epoxy coating, we skip the excavation party entirely. No landscaping bills, no concrete work, no living in a construction zone for weeks. You get a fix that'll last just as long for way less money, plus you'll sleep better knowing your pipes are sealed up tight and ready for whatever comes next.