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The Problem:
Repiping would have meant long construction time lines, massive tenant interruption, and relocation of tenants and loss of income for the owners.
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The Problem:
The building’s copper water pipes were experiencing an increasing amount of pinhole leaks and weekly repairs were becoming commonplace.
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The Problem:
A local leak detection service reports that they receive on average 17 calls per day to locate leaks from failing copper pipes in the area.
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The Problem:
Shortly after the 30-year anniversary of its construction, the condo buildings began experiencing an increasing amount of pinhole leaks in the walls and the town homes began suffering from recurring slab leaks.
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The Problem:
As renovations began on the property, the building continued to experience pinhole leaks on a weekly basis.
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The Problem:
The piping system was comprised of galvanized steel pipe that had rusted, resulting in low flow, brown water and pinhole leaks.
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The Problem:
Built in the late 1960’s this 200 unit residential project was experiencing pinhole leaks in its copper water supply system.
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The Problem:
Faced with the grim reality of needing to replace a deteriorating and failing piping system in the Clairemont Apartments, The property management was anxious to find an alternative.
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Protected under US Patent #7160574,with additional patents pending.