PEX Pipes pluming is a flexible and durable alternative to copper pipes plumbing which has been gaining in popularity in recent years. The “PE” in the name stands for polyethylene, and the “X” signifies cross-linking, which is a way of binding the molecules in the plastic in bridge-like shapes, which increases strength and longevity.

THE ADVANTAGES OF PLUMBING WITH PEX PIPES

IT’S FLEXIBLE & COST-EFFECTIVE

DESIGN SIMPLICITY

QUIET

TEMPERATURE RESISTANT

EFFICIENT

CLEAN, FAST-FLOWING WATER

PEX REPIPING CAN REDUCE YOUR UTILITY BILLS!

ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY

Pipe Lining is a way to restore the pipe from corrosion, leaks, or cracks from roots. Two common types of pipe failures are pipe corrosion and tree roots growing into the pipe.
Four elements together lead to the deterioration of pipes: oxygen, metal, water, and minerals which are chemicals.
This chemical reaction causes a build-up called scaling, which is a mound of corrosion where minerals such as chloride and sulfur go into acid that eats away at the pipe.
It’s a four-step process and essentially is putting a pipe within a pipe. The lining is cost-efficient and less disruptive in comparison to replacing the entire pipe.
The next step in the lining process is to clean the pipe so that the CIPP liner will adhere to the host pipe. Pipes are cleaned with mechanical cutters that can remove scale buildup and roots.
Once the pipe is cleaned the technicians saturate the felt liner with two-part epoxy. They score (cut) the outside of the liner so that it will adhere to the inside of the pipe.
Once the CIPP liner hardens to the pipe, the rubber bladder is deflated and removed, leaving behind a better than new pipe within the existing system.

If we can look underground, there are thousands of residential and commercial properties in South Florida, that need a sewer pipe replacement and still have age-old cast iron pipes, dating more than 30 years ago.
Typically, each of these pipes has a long scar opening up on the bottom part that leaks out water. This crack also causes multiple backups on affected residents and commercial establishments.
Some plumbers snaked in around the sewer lines would recommend an excavation process that would tear out your lawn, yard, etc to have these pipes replaced with newer ones. You see, in the past replacing your sewer lines meant no choice but to do extensive digging. But now there’s trenchless technology!
Rooter360 is a no-dig solution that preserves the beauty of your natural landscape and your precious lawn. There’s little to no excavation required. Your new pipes are set to last for as long as a century, and yet the costs of repairing or replacing it with the trenchless method are half than what you’d pay for traditional methods of sewer pipe repair.
Rooter360 is a fully licensed plumbing service that has served South Florida. Excellent service and 24⁄7 emergency plumbing are just some of the stellar things you can expect from us.