CoreLine™ Restoration
Underground leak? We build a new pipe inside the old one. No digging. No deck damage. 10-year warranty
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What Is CoreLine™ Restoration?
When a pool leak is in an underground pipe beneath your deck, pavers, or concrete, the traditional fix means jackhammering, digging, and rebuilding. CoreLine™ Restoration eliminates all of that. We build a new, reinforced pipe inside the existing line — from the inside — without disturbing your property.
How It Works
CoreLine™ Restoration is a proven four-phase process completed in a single visit:
Mechanical descaling — rotary sanding discs prep the interior pipe wall.
Bio-cleaning — high-output forced air clears debris and moisture.
Structural epoxy application — rotating brushes apply a three-part structural epoxy across the full 360° interior of the pipe.
Forced-air curing — your pool is back online in 4–5 hours.
Rated to 125 PSI. Impervious to chlorine and pH. Works on pool plumbing from 1" to 2.5" in diameter — every pressurized line in your system.
Why Oklahoma Pools Need This
Oklahoma sits on Permian red clay — one of the most expansive soils in the country. It swells up to 20% when wet and contracts hard when dry. That constant cycle puts shear force on buried pool plumbing, cracking joints and crushing lines.
With Super El Niño 2026-27 brewing, Oklahoma pool owners are heading into the worst possible conditions for underground pool pipes. If your inground pool is losing water and the leak is underground, your pipes may have already shifted. The no-dig fix is the right fix.
Save Your Deck
An underground pool pipe leak is typically quoted at $10,000–$25,000 once you factor in excavation, pipe replacement, and deck restoration. The concrete patch never matches — stamped concrete, travertine, pavers, flagstone all end up with a forever-visible patch job.
CoreLine™ Restoration is $4,000–$4,500 per line and completed in a single visit. We fix it from inside the pipe. Your deck never gets touched. Backed by a 10-year structural warranty.