Pipeline Disinfection

New plumbing in residential and commercial buildings,
 pipelines and distribution systems should be sanitized to kill bacteria when first put on line, or if repairs or service has been performed. 
Pipeline disinfection immediately after water tank cleaning is one of the most popular methods for sanitizing pipelines by removing bacteria and bio-films. Bio-films are layers of bacteria that attach to the interior walls of water distribution pipes and to one another most
heavily around corroded surfaces on pipes.  
 The bacterial community traps nutrients, microbes, and waterborne pathogens to eventually form an almost impenetrable material. 
Almost immediately after attaching itself to pipeline walls, the organism begins building upon it
self, adding layer upon layer, forming a plaque-like coating. 
The start of bio-film growth can begin when the pipeline or distribution system is new due to the presence of dirt, foreign material, piping construction materials and bacteria from workers and the environment introduced during the construction phase. Additional contamination can occur if the piping is serviced or repaired.
Smashing! Undertake pipeline disinfection once the water tank has been cleaned and sterilized. Undertaking Pipeline disinfection is always recommend to our clients, as it will ensure cleanliness and sterilization for the complete water distribution system, not just the water tank.
Our specialist pipeline disinfection chemicals are designed to eliminate slime bacteria, molds and algae.