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Pipe Coating System from Pipe Lining Supply

The Quik-Coating System by Pipe Lining Supply is the industry’s BEST choice for coating sewer pipe. Our system has a 5-Minute DRY TIME!! If you have a drain, waste, or vent piping that needs to be restored to a LIKE NEW condition, give us a call to learn more! 1-888-354-6464

VMI – Vendor Managed Inventory – Is It Right For Your Business?

“A supplier approached me to sign up for their vendor managed inventory control program. They are telling me it will save me a lot of money by letting them determine the quantities I need from month to month. I won’t have a lot of money tied up in inventory as I pay for it when […]

Troy Huggard

Plumbing Brothers

Kevin Davis

Confused Between Lining & Coating?

“We lined several vent stacks and have had a few of them leak. We used the CIPP method sold to us using a “gapping method” that they told me would work well for fixing in plumbing stacks. We thought that the lining process would seal the old pipe and prevent leaking. Now I read that […]

Bad Practices – Giving the CIPP Industry a Bad Rep!

Picking the right installer is KEY!! Make sure your installer is doing the best practices. I saw an article in one of the trade publications featuring a contractor and his business that included CIPP lateral lining. While going through the article I saw a picture of their wet out operation. They laid out their liner […]

Quik-Coating System

We are happy to showcase the Quik-Coating System. This system has the exact same core functionality as the initial model with a few exterior changes that have been requested from our customers. These items include a shorter unit (to fit in a standard cargo van), a stainless steel control plate, a scale shelf, a 4-plug […]

Curing CIPP Liners at too High a Pressure

“I cure my liners at 20psi but one of your sales trainers told me I’m curing it at too high a pressure. I don’t think I have a problem and my liners look good after I’m finished. If I don’t cure at that pressure won’t my liner shrink and not adhere to the pipe wall?” […]