Master Sewer & Drains

Trenchless pipe repair

Restore your pipes.
No digging required.

Brush coating is a trenchless epoxy repair method that rehabilitates aging or corroded pipes from the inside — no excavation, no torn-up floors, driveways, or yards.

Technician operating trenchless epoxy brush coating equipment

What is brush coating?

A pipe within a pipe —
without the shovels.

Brush coating is a trenchless pipe repair method. A rotating brush device is pulled through the pipe, applying a protective epoxy resin coating to the interior walls.

Once cured, it forms a smooth, corrosion-resistant new interior surface — essentially a pipe within a pipe — without digging up floors, yards, or driveways.

Cutaway view of pipe interior: corroded before and smooth epoxy-coated after

The problem

Old pipes don't
always need replacing.

Corroded & scaled pipes

Corroded & scaled pipes

Over time, cast iron, clay, and older pipe materials corrode, scale, and pit on the inside — restricting flow and eventually leading to leaks or failure.

Costly full replacement

Costly full replacement

Traditional pipe replacement means excavation — tearing up floors, yards, or driveways. Expensive, disruptive, and slow.

Not always full failure

Not always full failure

Many pipes aren't collapsed, they're just worn — which means full replacement is often more than what's actually needed.

Our process

Four steps.
One clean fix.

Camera Inspection
01

Camera Inspection

We start with a high-definition camera inspection to assess pipe condition and confirm brush coating is the right fit.

Hydro Jetting & Descaling
02

Hydro Jetting & Descaling

The pipe interior is thoroughly cleaned and descaled to create a clean, bondable surface for the coating to adhere to.

Brush Coating Application
03

Brush Coating Application

Using specialized rotating brush equipment, we apply one or more coats of 100% solids epoxy resin evenly across the interior pipe walls, working carefully through bends and fittings.

Cure & Re-Inspection
04

Cure & Re-Inspection

Once cured, we re-inspect with the camera to verify full, even coverage and confirm flow has been restored.

Why brush coating?

Modern repair.
Real advantages.

No digging

No digging

Fully trenchless — no excavation of floors, yards, or driveways.

Fast

Fast

Most jobs completed in a single day. Pipes back in service within hours of curing.

Durable

Durable

Cured epoxy is extremely strong and corrosion-resistant, extending pipe life significantly.

Improves flow

Improves flow

The smooth interior coating reduces friction, scale buildup, and future clogging.

Multiple materials

Multiple materials

Works on cast iron, clay, concrete, and PVC pipe systems.

Cost-effective

Cost-effective

A fraction of the cost — and disruption — of full pipe replacement.

Straight talk

Is brush coating right
for your pipes?

Brush coating is ideal for pipes that are structurally sound but corroded, scaled, or aging. It is not a fix for pipes with major structural damage, collapse, or heavy tree root intrusion — those situations need full lining or replacement instead.

We determine the right approach with a camera inspection first — because the honest recommendation is always better than an oversold one.

Aging but structurally sound pipe — ideal for brush coating
Great fit
  • Corroded or scaled cast iron
  • Aging clay or concrete drains
  • Pipes with pitting, minor leaks, or rough interiors
  • Recurring slow flow that jetting alone doesn't hold
Collapsed pipe with root intrusion — needs full replacement
Not the right fix
  • Fully collapsed or crushed pipe sections
  • Major structural breaks or offset joints
  • Heavy tree root intrusion breaking the wall
  • Pipes that need full lining or replacement

Think brush coating
might be right for you?

Let's find out — starting with an honest camera inspection.

Ready when you are

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