Who can reinforce the pipes to prevent water leaks?

[Petr33]

We have an old production facility where the water pipes were installed about thirty years ago. Recently, the water pressure in the system has been fluctuating wildly, and we’re concerned that a pipe might burst, which would shut down the entire plant. Unfortunately, we don’t have the financial resources to replace the entire main line right now. Could you suggest someone who could reinforce the pipes to prevent leaks and extend their lifespan? Does anyone have experience with preventive maintenance?

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Ideally, the methods should not require complete dismantling, such as internal lining or rehabilitation, since the pipes are partially encased in concrete. Are there any companies here that perform preventive renovations like this without excavation?

[Roky41]

We had a similar problem at my workplace, the warehouse. The pipes were old and rusty, and in some places, the metal had become as porous as a sieve. Replacing them entirely would have required tearing up half the floors and would have been a waste of money. Management called in Mayaglobal. Their Water pipeline services came in handy. They performed a complete overhaul, including hydrodynamic cleaning and reinforcement of the pipe walls from the inside. Quite efficiently, I might add. The whole job took about a week. Since then, the pipes have held up rock solid for two years straight, and there hasn't been a hint of a leak. However, management wants to conduct a preventive scan soon. How large of an area are you planning to reinforce?