Recurring leaks
The visible patch may not address corrosion or wear further along the line.
No-dig pipe rehabilitation · Cyprus
Restore suitable drainage, rainwater, industrial and marine lines from the inside—without opening finished surfaces unnecessarily.
Assessment first. Suitability confirmed before coating.
Start with the problem
Traditional replacement can mean excavation, broken finishes and multiple trades. When the existing pipe is structurally suitable, internal coating offers a more focused route.
The visible patch may not address corrosion or wear further along the line.
A rough, deteriorated interior restricts flow and continues to degrade.
Pipes beneath tiles, concrete, pools or occupied spaces are costly to expose.
Hotels, homes and operating facilities need a repair plan built around continuity.
The no-dig alternative
Specialist polyurethane is applied to a correctly prepared pipe, creating a smooth, continuous internal surface. The method targets the pipe itself—not the floors, landscaping or finishes around it.
One accountable process
Every reliable result begins before the coating is opened.
We assess access, pipe condition, service and project constraints.
The internal surface is cleaned, dried and prepared for adhesion.
The selected PU system is applied under controlled conditions.
We check the rehabilitated line and document the completed scope.
Choose the disruption
Coating is not the answer to every failure. But where the pipe is suitable, it can remove much of the collateral work from the repair.
Residential to industrial
We shape access, documentation and work sequencing around the property—not the other way around.
Protect finished floors, gardens and daily life.
Plan work around guests, residents and shared systems.
Assess critical lines with operational continuity in mind.
Inspection-led proposals for demanding access and applications.
Proof from the field
Inspection, access planning and rehabilitation experience across private and demanding operational sites.
Inspection proof
Every suitable project begins and ends with camera inspection. We document the internal condition, measured position, coating continuity and critical transitions—so the result is based on recorded evidence, not a promise.
Inspection images are project-specific records. Pipe condition, access and suitability are assessed individually before any rehabilitation method is recommended.
Why verification matters
During inspection we sometimes find previously installed coating that has lost continuity, detached or left areas insufficiently protected. A reliable rehabilitation process must be controlled from preparation to final camera review.
Inspection note: These two images show existing coating discovered by our team. The pictured installation was carried out by others. No installer is identified.
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Straight answers
Good pipe rehabilitation starts with knowing the limits as well as the possibilities.
Ask Niko directlyIt is an internal pipe rehabilitation method. After inspection and preparation, a specialist polyurethane system forms a smooth protective surface inside the existing pipe, reducing the need to remove floors, walls or landscaping.
No. Pipe material, structural condition, access, diameter and the service carried all matter. We inspect first and recommend coating only when it is technically appropriate. If another repair is better, we will say so.
We assess drainage, rainwater, vertical stacks, selected industrial lines and specialist marine applications. Suitability is confirmed project by project.
The aim is to work through existing or targeted access points and avoid opening finished surfaces unnecessarily. Some projects still need local access or enabling work, which we identify during the assessment.
Timing depends on pipe length, diameter, condition, preparation and access. Many suitable projects create far less downtime than conventional replacement; we provide a realistic programme after inspection.
No. Polyurethane and epoxy are different material families with different performance characteristics. We focus on fast-curing, flexible PU systems where they match the pipe and operating conditions.
Yes. We provide inspection-led proposals for homeowners, hotels, apartment blocks, facilities, commercial sites, industrial operators and marine projects.
Yes. Coat My Pipes is based in Paphos and assesses suitable projects across Cyprus.
One inspection can prevent the wrong repair.