Pipeshark is a small company best known for its "trenchless" solutions for repairing or installing pipes which are not easily accessible. The company is owned by master plumbers who have a wide range of plumbing and mechanical experiences from residential repairs to medical oxygen piping to removing heavy metals out of process water and carcinogens from ground water. They purchased their first pipe bursting equipment in 2001 and then grew into other trenchless methods such as pipe lining and slip lining. Their proficiency in replacing buried piping without total excavation led them to be chosen as the trainer for new contractors in pipe bursting in the Mid-Atlantic region.
If need to replace, drives, etc., etc. to fix sewer lines, install sump pump drains, new water services, or install pipe that's hard to access, pipe lining & pipe boring (new pipe or conduit where was none before). We can go behind walls & under trees, repair, set emergency generators, walks, we've invested in the specialized technology to do it. We do ALL three "trenchless" technologies so we can always give you the best option. We do pipe bursting (bust old pipe while installing new one)
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"We currently don’t work within the city limits of Philadelphia so we referred him to another contractor."
This is a professional company who believes in perfection and honesty. The job was done in a professional manner at a very reasonable[e cost.
I have an engineering background and appreciated the way the entire job was handled and executed, Also, very impressed with their knowledge in the field. This is a contractor who has the experience and knowledge with sewer line issues and installation. I highly recommend this company and will use them again with no hesitation. It was a wonderful experience to deal with them .
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