Pipe Repair Guides

Wood which has been left rotted and damaged by a leaking pipe is surprisingly easy to repair by first stabilising it and then rebuilding it

Epoxy putty can be used by anyone without the need for any formal training to make a leaking pipe repair with pressure resistance to 30 bar

We look at 10 signs which mean you might have a leaking water pipe inside a wall – and what you can do about the problem

An unexplained wet patch in a garden during dry spells of weather or when no watering has taken place can be a sign of an underground leak

River scour occurs when fast moving water washes away sediment – with the potential to leave critical underwater pipelines exposed to damage

A pipe reducing spool plays a vital role in pipework systems by seamlessly connecting different diameter sections together

We look at 5 different ways to repair and maintain a slurry pipe with the aim of keeping systems running as efficiently as possible

Underwater epoxy putty comes with a special – some might say magic – formulation enabling it to cure to wet and damp surfaces

The repair and rebuild of corroded or worn pump housing can be made straightforward by using a high-specification epoxy wear compound

ASME PCC-2 Article 401-III, the focusses on nonmetallic composite systems used to repair defects or damages in pressure piping and components