Service & Repair

Shop Air Lines

The air distribution system from your compressor to every tool, lift, and piece of equipment in the shop. Installed, repaired, and upgraded.

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We install new air line systems and repair or upgrade existing ones. The piping material matters: it affects pressure drop, moisture, maintenance, and how long the system lasts. For the compressor itself, see air compressor service. All service work is on service and repair.

Piping Options

Material	Pros	Cons	Best For
Aluminum	Lightweight, corrosion-free, quick-connect fittings, easy to modify or expand	Higher material cost	New installs, shops that may reconfigure bays
Black pipe or galvanized	Strong, affordable, proven	Black pipe corrodes internally; heavy; threaded connections are permanent	Budget installs, heavy-duty industrial
Copper sweat	Smooth bore, low friction loss, corrosion resistant, clean	Labor-intensive soldered joints, expensive	Clean rooms, paint booths, critical air quality

What We Install & Service

Main trunk lines: the primary run from the compressor or receiver to the shop floor, sized for your CFM demand and future growth.
Drops and outlets: individual drops at each bay with quick-connect fittings, regulators, and filters, wall-mount or overhead.
Air reels: retractable hose reels at each work station. Overhead mount is standard and keeps hoses off the floor.
Moisture control: water separators, inline filters, and dryer integration at the compressor and at the point of use. Moisture destroys tools and ruins paint.
Leak repair and upgrades: leaks make your compressor run harder and longer to hold pressure. We find them, repair or replace fittings, and upgrade problem sections.
System expansion: adding bays, drops, or lines for new equipment. Aluminum systems are the easiest to expand; we can add a branch in an hour.

Common Questions

Can you upgrade my shop air from black pipe to aluminum?

Yes. We do full and partial upgrades, and we can phase it: the main trunk first, then convert drops over time. Aluminum is easier to modify later if you reconfigure bays or add equipment.

Do you fix air leaks?

Yes. Air leaks cost money: your compressor runs harder and longer to maintain pressure. We find leaks, repair or replace fittings, and upgrade problem sections.

Can you add drops for new bays?

Yes. We extend lines and add drops for new bays and equipment. On an aluminum system we can add a branch in about an hour.

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