Pipepoxy Case Study - Entombed Main Drain Repair

Here is a detailed demonstration video of the Pipepoxy pipe repair system application that we worked on recently in Bel Air, California.
Another leak detection company had located the leak, however, we always prefer to double-check using our LeakTronics equipment. After confirming the leak was in the entombed main drain, we proceeded to the Pipepoxy trenchless pipe repair application. We were able to access the pipe from both sides of the drains as well as from the bottom, ensuring the whole pipe was coated and repaired. Check out the video for a full demonstration.
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[@jeffenglish9132]

I build High end pools and I like the product but in this scenario if the pool hasn’t been plastered yet I’m chipping out the section of the drain and fixing it like it should be. It appears the builder went to pressure it up before plaster and found it didn’t hold. Atleast he pressured it up. Some wouldn’t bother. I leave our pools pressured up from the rebar phase all the way until it’s time for plaster so that we know it’s good. On new construction guys break stuff all the time and don’t say anything. I do like the product and think it definitely had a place. Good videos

[@cibonthesaint8903]

The guy mixing the epoxy should really have a facemask for minimal OSHA requirements. Possibly breathing in the aromatics and or the fine dust is really not a good idea.

[@leaktronics]

We will do better next time. Thank you.

[@joshyingling]

Dudes outside….. OSHA requires certain things when there isn’t sufficient clean air to breathe… great video btw and honestly i don’t know if you could have done it without that lower access point.

[@leaktronics]

@@joshyingling we've done it before without easy access! Our CamVac is a life saver when we can't hear the leak, but know a certain line is dropping pressure (leaking)

[@joshyingling]

@@leaktronics I imagine it would be tough, I hate those encased breaks, they are the worst, especially jet breaks.