A&L Mechanical & Building Services Ltd: Pipework Services

Pipework Services

As established and experienced contractors in the provision of complete pipework services. We can offer a range of solutions for industrial pipe works in several industries and offer specialist services such as electro-fusion pipework above and below ground.

Our fully trained and certificated professionals offer a high-quality service at competitive prices.
Our pipework services cover:

Pipework installation

Complete pipework installation in accordance with either traditional or modern methods, we can source whatever materials you need and will provide project management from design through to pipework installation.

Pipework modification

We have vast experience dealing with all types of pipework. From plant rooms to commercial and industrial building developments we are able to help organisations improve their processes by modifying their pipework installations. We are flexible and can work on short timescales to get the job done.

Pipework repairs

We can deal with any pipework issues from minor repairs to complete new systems for commercial and industrial customers. We will assess the situation and advise you on the best course of action. Depending on the integrity of the pipes we may be able to line them which will limit excavation and reduce time and costs.

Butt fusion

Butt Fusion is a thermal welding technique used in joining pipes and fittings made of polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) and high-density polyethylene (HDPE). It is essential for secure and leak-proof connections, and preserving the reliability of fluid transport networks. The term “butt fusion” refers to how the two pipe ends are aligned and fused together, forming a seamless, end-to-end connection. This method is widely used in various applications, including water distribution, gas pipelines, and sewage systems, due to its reliability and strength.

Electrofusion

Electrofusion is a welding technique used to join thermoplastic pipes, such as those made from polyethylene (PE), commonly used in gas and water distribution systems. In electrofusion, an electric current is passed through a specially designed fitting that contains embedded heating elements. These heating elements generate heat when activated, causing the inner surface of the fitting and the outer surface of the pipes to melt slightly and fuse together, creating a strong, leak-proof joint.