ASE Flo-Rite Repairs Pipe Leaks, Removes Corrosion.
Save Water, Save Energy, Increase Water Pressure.
How does the LSE System Restore Pipes?
Learn about the original solution for cleaning and restoring your pipes -- the LSE SystemAlternative Plumbing Repair Method for Residential, Multi-Unit, Commercial and Industrial Properties Restores Drinking Water Pipes.
No destruction of floors or walls necessary with ASE Flo-Rite. The LSE System's patented process relines pipes with epoxy to provide rust-free drinking water for less than the cost of conventional replacement solutions. Use for fresh water pipes, gas pipes, radiant heat, air pipes and Pressure Washing Systems-- any application with copper, galvanized, black iron or steel pipes. Relining repairs pinhole leaks in plumbing.Proven in single home, multi-unit residential, commercial and industrial properties.
Proven-effective "Green Solution" now available in Illinois and Wisconsin.
Before. During. After Photos of Actual Pipe Repair with ASE Flo-Rite.
See how ASE Flo-Rite repairs even pinhole leaks without destruction.
RENOVATE DRINKING WATER PIPES INSTEAD OF REPLACING THEM.
• Fresh, rust-free drinking water in the shortest time.
• No destruction work, no tearing open walls.
• Renovation within a few days instead of several weeks.
• Drastically lower total cost at the guaranteed quote price.
• All rooms can still be lived in without problems throughout the restoration.
• No destruction work, no tearing open walls.
• Renovation within a few days instead of several weeks.
• Drastically lower total cost at the guaranteed quote price.
• All rooms can still be lived in without problems throughout the restoration.
• Flexible and suitable for use everywhere thanks to property-specific adaptation.
• State-of-the-art, fully developed and proven technology.
• Replacement value guarantee on old pipes
• LSE System renovations comply with statutory drinking water regulations
• State-of-the-art, fully developed and proven technology.
• Replacement value guarantee on old pipes
• LSE System renovations comply with statutory drinking water regulations










