Cement Mortar Lining Specialists

Company Profile

Leverton Consulting, based in North America, and trans-Atlantic British based Proline Ltd are global specialists in large diameter pipe lining, cement lining (cement mortar pipe lining), pipeline cleaning, pipe relining, and pipeline rehabilitation.

By bringing together two highly respected companies we can offer most aspects of pipeline protection domestically and globally, including general pipe line repair to cement lined pipe, Epoxy Resin lined pipe and potable water pipes.

We have successfully lined hundreds of thousands of meters of pipe with both cement mortar lining and epoxy resins, in-situ, stockyard and factory lining.

Our intention is to provide clients with a comprehensive service offering the most cost effective pipeline rehabilitation and continued protection with minimal disruption to local services. From initial consultation to contract completion.

PROline

PROline the company was established in January 2000. Following 15 years in the pipelining industry and working in North and South America, The Middle East, Far East and Europe the newly formed management thought it was an appropriate time to amalgamate their skills and offer the vast experience gained. Therefore, forming a new and modern company - PROline. We have successfully lined hundreds of thousands of meters of pipe with both cement mortar and epoxy resins, in-situ, stockyard and factory lining. Our intention is to provide clients with a comprehensive service offering the most cost effective pipeline rehabilitation and continued protection with minimal disruption to local services. From initial consultation to contract completion.

PROline can help you if:

you are installing new pipelines which require Lining

you are responsible for the maintenance of existing water carrying pipelines.

If either of the above apply to you - please do not hesitate to contact us - we will resolve any problems to your complete satisfaction.

Pnuematic Liner and Drag Trowel

The Problem & The Solution

The Problem
As early as the 1860's and until the 1950's spun cast iron pipe was the material of choice for the distribution of potable water in cities, towns and rural areas. After the 1950's the pipe was generally made of steel until the introduction off ductile iron in the late 1960's.

The majority of individuals are aware that cast iron and steel are ferrous materials so when water is introduced into cast iron or steel pipes you initiate a process of corrosion. As the pipe wall is attacked by water and oxygen, tubercles begin to protrude from the pipe wall and start to decrease the pipe wall thickness thus reducing the internal pipe diameter, which in turn reduces water flow and drastically increases pumping costs and adds to the likelihood of the pipe bursting.

As the tubercles get larger they capture mineral deposits that are suspended in the water, these build up with the tubercles and reduce the internal pipe diameter even further.

The Solution.
The solution is to contract PROline to help you choose the most suitable internal coating for your new or old pipe and let us apply it for you.

To achieve this, we aim to give a single-minded commitment to meet customers' requirements effectively, efficiently and professionally.

The success of PROline is dependent on this strategy.

Corroded Pipes

Cement lined pipes

Epoxy Resin lined pipe

Cement Lining - LCPP Cement Lining 144" (3650mm) diameter pipe for the D.E.P in Valhalla, NY- 2011

Cement Lining - Pnuematic lining machine lining 24" (600mm) diameter pipe

Cement Lining of Large diameter pipe. The pipeline required a lining thickness of 20mm. Due to the size of the pipe and very limited access it was decided to apply the mortar in two passes. In this video you can see the first pass being applied

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