The Problem:
Sunrise Senior Living in Severna Park, MD is a 137 home property with both assisted and independent living
accommodations for seniors. The copper piping system was experiencing pinhole leaks and signs of corrosion which were causing disruption to residents and recurring maintenance costs. The property wanted a solution that would protect them from future leaks while meeting the needs of their residents with the least amount of disruption to their daily routines.
The Solution:
Sunrise Severna Park chose ePIPE, with the fastest return to service product in the industry and an impressive portfolio of restorations for senior living facilities. Using its patented process, ePIPE restored the piping system without severe disturbance to owners or damage to their units, all while providing water back on to every unit at the end of each day. Over the course of the project, ePIPE technicians were able to restore each riser in a single day without displacing any residents, quickly moving around the building to completion. The technicians worked with great skill, friendly demeanors and were able to accommodate the building’s special needs.
ePIPE is the only small-diameter pipelining company that offers an NSF certified 90 minute immediate return to service lining material suitable for drinking water. No other pipe restorationcompany comes close to same day “water on” service.
About ePIPE®
The patented ePIPE process involves restoring pipes in-place, with an application of an epoxy barrier coating resulting in a restored epoxy lined piping system. The process provides for a solution for pinhole leaks, corrosion control and prevention of lead leaching from pipes for both commercial and residential piping systems. ePIPE LeadSmart service providers are located in the US, Canada, UK, Mexico, Europe and Hong Kong. ePIPE products are sold under the brand names PurPipe®, NuPipe®, LeadSmart® and ePIPE®. For more information contact us at www.epipeinfo.com or call 800.359.6369
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