Specialized Pipe Technologies (SPT) services

When inspecting or beginning the repairs of a sewer line drain pipe, SPT uses state-of-the-art video camera inspection equipment to locate exactly what and where the problem is within your pipes. Drainage pipes are often made with cast iron that can easily rupture with large holes and obstructions. We have a wide range of high-tech proprietary plumbing inspection equipment that can investigate sewer pipes, storm pipes, mechanical pipes, and any other piping systems as narrow as 1.5 inches in diameter.

At Specialized Pipe Technologies (SPT), our experts will help you get rid of recurring or persistent sewer gas intrusions or odors. Cast iron pipes that make up most sewer drain lines can easily rupture, leak, and sewage backup, which can lead to a sewer or wastewater smell within your home or property. This can happen within your home under your flooring, or also outside of the home as the drain pipe moves waste toward the sewer line and away from your property.

The Sovent drainage cleaning system is the best solution when you need to improving plumbing performance in tall buildings. Simply put, the advantage here is that all drain, waste, and venting is done in a single stack, instead of the usual two-stack system. As far as maintenance, sovent single-stack system saves time—because you only have to repair one pipe instead of two—and money—because there are fewer pipes to buy and repair over time

SPT services all types of storm drains on commercial, corporate, real estate, and industrial buildings and properties with full cleaning and pipe hydro jetting repairs.

“Pull-in-Place” pipe repair is one of the many different kinds of trenchless pipe rehabilitation methods offered by SPT for installing any of the CIPP methods to repair a damaged sewer, vent stack pipes or drain pipes. The materials and epoxy resin used for our pull-in-place system are basically the same as the inversion method, but the installation of the pipe lining is completely different.

Have you recently purchased a home only to find out you have major plumbing issues? If the home you have purchased has outdated pipes, chances are your family could be at risk. These metal pipes often corrode and can send particles including heavy metals into your drinking water supply. This can be a very dangerous situation that should be avoided at all costs. A new method of pipe coating will help keep your family safe while reducing costs at the same time.