Pinhole leaks or rust-colored water coming from galvanized supply lines.
Residential Epoxy Pipe Coating
Residential Epoxy Pipe Coating in Augusta, GA
Seal corroding cast-iron and galvanized pipe inside your home without opening a single wall or floor.
- Free camera inspection with any drain line cleaning
- Free estimate on every job
- Licensed in GA & SC
120+ Trenchless JobsTrenchless repairs completed across the CSRA, residential and commercial.MaxLiner Certified InstallerCertified on the MaxLiner CIPP system used for our trenchless pipe lining.10-Year CIPP WarrantyWorkmanship warranty on trenchless CIPP pipe repairs, tiered by service.
For Homeowners
Epoxy Coating for Your Home's Aging Pipe
Older homes across Augusta, North Augusta, Evans, Martinez, Grovetown, and Aiken often still run on original cast-iron drain lines or galvanized supply pipe. Both metals corrode from the inside over the decades, and epoxy pipe coating is our go-to fix when that corrosion is showing up as pinhole leaks or reduced flow but the pipe itself hasn't cracked or collapsed. A two-part epoxy is applied to the cleaned, descaled interior of your existing line, sealing the pipe from the inside instead of tearing into your yard, slab, or finished spaces to replace it.
The Detail
Signs Your Home Could Benefit from Epoxy Coating
Gradually dropping water pressure caused by interior scale buildup, not a broken fixture.
Occasional leaks at joints on an otherwise intact cast-iron drain line.
A pre-1970s home with original cast-iron or galvanized pipe that's corroding but not yet cracked.
The Process
How It Works — Without Opening Walls or Floors
Every residential job starts with a camera inspection to confirm coating is actually the right fix for your pipe. From there, the line is isolated, dried, and mechanically descaled so the epoxy can bond properly, then the two-part epoxy is injected and cured, and a final camera pass verifies even coverage. Because everything happens from inside the existing pipe, there's no digging up the yard and no demolition inside the house. If a section of pipe turns out to be too corroded for coating to hold, we'll tell you before starting and point you toward CIPP Pipe Lining or excavation repair instead.
Pricing
Pricing & Warranty for Residential Epoxy Coating
Residential epoxy pipe coating runs $125–$175/ft for 4–6 inch pipe, the same confirmed pricing as every epoxy coating job we do — see full Epoxy Pipe Coating pricing for the complete breakdown alongside descaling prep costs. Every estimate is free, and a quote is required before work begins. The job is backed by our 10-year workmanship warranty on epoxy pipe coating, and Regions Bank financing (12-month same-as-cash, no interest) is available for larger residential jobs.
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See Full Epoxy Pipe Coating Pricing
Start with a camera inspection — free with any drain line cleaning — so the quote you get is based on what is actually in your pipe.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Is epoxy pipe coating a good fit for an older home with cast-iron pipe?
Often, yes — cast-iron pipe that's corroding on the inside but still structurally sound is exactly what epoxy coating is designed to seal and protect. A camera inspection confirms it's the right fit before we start.
Will epoxy coating require opening my walls or floors?
No. The epoxy is applied and cured from inside your existing pipe, so there's no demolition of walls, floors, or your yard to reach the line.
How much does residential epoxy pipe coating cost?
$125–$175/ft for 4–6 inch pipe, with a free estimate and quote required before any work begins.
Is descaling included before residential epoxy coating?
Descaling is a required prep step and is scheduled as part of the same job, priced separately starting at $10/ft once the pipe is accessible.
What warranty comes with residential epoxy coating?
A 10-year workmanship warranty on epoxy pipe coating applies to every residential job we complete.
Ready When You Are
Schedule a Free Home Epoxy Coating Estimate
Every job starts with a free estimate. Licensed in Georgia and South Carolina.
- Free estimate on every job
- Licensed in GA & SC
- 10-year workmanship warranty on CIPP