New Pipeline Installation – Service Overview
New pipeline installation covers planning, routing, and fitting of fresh lines for water, plumbing, or gas inside a property—through walls, floors, ceilings, shafts, and outdoor areas. It includes choosing the right pipe material, sizing the lines for expected load, placing valves and meters, and ensuring the layout follows local codes and safety guidelines.
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What we do
Study the site layout, existing services, and user requirements, then design the most efficient route for new pipelines with minimal bends and joints.
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Select appropriate pipe materials and fittings (such as CPVC, PPR, PVC, HDPE, GI, or copper) based on use—drinking water, general supply, drainage, or gas—and local regulations.
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Mark pipe paths, drill or chase walls/floors where required, and fix pipes securely with proper clamps, sleeves, and coverings to protect them from damage.
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Install isolation valves, meters, and connection points at convenient, accessible locations for easy reading, servicing, and emergency shut‑off.
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Perform pressure/leak tests on the new lines, flush them if required, and then hand over with clear guidance on usage and future access points.
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Where we are expert
Full pipeline layouts for new homes—bringing the main line from the outside point into kitchens, bathrooms, utilities, and overhead tanks.

Re‑piping of old or leaking systems in existing buildings, where new lines must be planned around finished interiors with minimal disruption.

Dedicated pipelines for gas/PNG or special uses (RO plant, washing machine, garden tap, pressure pump) that need careful routing and safety clearances.
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What makes us unique
Design‑first approach: routes are planned to reduce joints, crossing with electrical lines, and future risk areas, while keeping key valves and meters truly reachable.
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Use of quality pipes, fittings, and sealants that match the intended pressure, temperature, and application, improving long‑term reliability and safety.
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Clean execution with organised chasing, proper sleeves where pipes pass through walls or slabs, and neat finishing so the new piping integrates with the interior.

Detailed testing and documentation so owners know where lines run, where to shut off, and how to maintain the system over time.