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★ Trenchless Water Service Replacement | ★ Compact Footprint. Controlled Pull. | ★ Built From The Field. Designed For The Trade. | ★ Developed In Tennessee | ★ Trenchless Water Service Replacement | ★ Compact Footprint. Controlled Pull. | ★ Built From The Field. Designed For The Trade. | ★ Developed In Tennessee |

★ The Best Trenchless Pipe Pulling System
Stop Digging.
Start Pulling.
Protect The Property.

Pipe Force is a complete trenchless pipe pulling system for water service replacement built to help plumbers reduce excavation, protect customer property, and deliver higher-value waterline replacements with more control.

Compact equipment. Controlled pulling. Purpose-built components. One repeatable method.

1' × 2'Compact Footprint
↓Less Excavation
⟳Controlled Pulling
TNDeveloped In Tennessee

★ Watch It Work

See the System in Action

Watch the PF-12 pull a new water line from start to finish — no trench, no digging.

★ From the Field

What contractors say after the pull

Plumbing contractors who run the PF-12 say the controlled pull and the undisturbed yard are what sell the job.

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The controlled pull is the big selling point for me. It feels purpose-built for water service work instead of adapting a winch to the job.
DanVerified customer
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What I like most is the footprint. I can get it into tight residential jobs without bringing in a bunch of equipment.
Code Brown PlumbingVerified customer
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The PF-12 gives me a lot more control than trying to muscle a line through. Setup is straightforward and it saves a ton of digging.
ShawnVerified customer
★★★★★
Less excavation means less time dealing with lawns, landscaping, and restoration. That’s a win for me and the homeowner.
Plumbing SolutionsVerified customer

★ The Problem

The waterline gets fixed.
The property takes the hit.

Traditional replacement trenches from the meter to the house, so the customer pays for lawn, driveway, and irrigation repair on top of the plumbing.

The Old Way vs. The Pipe Force Way — Stop Digging. Start Pulling.

The goal is not just to replace the pipe.
The goal is to replace it with control.

★ The Pipe Force Method

Condition. Score. Expand.
Compact. Connect. Pull.

01

Condition

Prep Glide™ conditions the host pipe and helps reduce resistance before the pull begins.

02

Score

The SR-91™ Scoring Head creates controlled scoring action inside the existing line.

03

Expand & Compact

The SR-71™ Expansion & Compaction Wedge expands the host path, compacts displaced material, and guides the new water service line.

04

Connect

The Cable Grip™ mechanically connects the 3/8″ aircraft cable to the replacement waterline.

05

Pull

ForceCore™ delivers slow, steady, controlled pulling force through the PF-12.

06

Anchor

The PF-12 frame and anchoring boot stabilize the system against the jobsite during operation.

Every part has a purpose.
Every step supports the pull.

★ ★ ★ ★ PF-12 Trenchless Pulling System on the shop floor — Pipe Force Blue powder coat

★ The Core System

PF-12™ Trenchless Pulling System

Compact footprint. Controlled pull. Built for the field.

The PF-12 is the core platform behind the Pipe Force Method. Built from 2″ square tubing and finished in Pipe Force Blue powder coat, the PF-12 combines ForceCore™ controlled pulling technology, a serviceable directional pulley, anchoring boot, cable path, removable wheels, removable handle, removable winch plate, and removable battery tray into one compact field-ready system.

  • ~1' × 2' compact footprint
  • 2″ square tubing frame
  • Pipe Force Blue powder-coated finish
  • ForceCore™ controlled pulling module
  • Serviceable red directional pulley
  • Removable 10″ wheels & handle/meter key
  • Removable winch plate & battery tray
  • Anchoring boot for field jobsite use
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★ The Muscle Behind The Method

ForceCore™
Muscle With Discipline.

★ ★ ★ ★ ForceCore 20,000 lb controlled pulling module — engineered for Pipe Force

ForceCore™ is the controlled pulling module inside the PF-12. This is not a bumper-mounted 4x4 recovery winch.

A truck winch recovers vehicles. ForceCore™ pulls new waterlines into place.

Designed specifically for the Pipe Force Method, ForceCore™ delivers slow, steady, controlled pulling force through a system geared to complement the geometry of the SR-Series.

The SR-91 scores.
The SR-71 expands, compacts, and guides.

ForceCore™ delivers the right force at the right pace so the method can work progressively through the host path.

Power is easy.
Control is engineered.

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★ The Working System

Every component
has a job.

Pipe Force works because the system works together. The PF-12 provides the platform. ForceCore™ provides the controlled pulling force. Prep Glide™ conditions the host pipe. The SR-Series prepares and guides the path. Cable Grip™ connects the pull force to the replacement line.

These are not random accessories.
They are the components of the Pipe Force Method.

PF-12 Trenchless Pulling System

★ The Core System

PF-12™

The compact pulling platform behind the Pipe Force Method. Built from 2" square tubing, powder coated in Pipe Force Blue, with ForceCore™ controlled pulling technology built in.

Compact footprint. Controlled pull.

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ForceCore controlled pulling module

★ The Muscle

ForceCore™

ForceCore™ is the controlled pulling module inside the PF-12. Not a bumper-mounted 4x4 winch. Engineered for trenchless waterline replacement and geared for the geometry of the SR-Series.

Muscle With Discipline.

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Prep Glide pipe conditioning lubricant

★ Conditioning

Prep Glide™

Water-based polymer pipe conditioning lubricant developed specifically for the Pipe Force Method. Helps condition the host pipe, reduce resistance, and support controlled movement of the SR-Series.

Less Resistance. More Control.

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SR-Series scoring head and expansion wedge

★ Scoring & Guidance

SR-Series™

SR-91™ Scoring Head, SR-71™ Expansion & Compaction Wedge, and Flow-Link™ Articulation Technology. The SR-91 scores. The SR-71 expands, compacts, and guides.

The Working End Of The Pipe Force Method.

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Cable Grip compression wedge connector

★ Connection

Cable Grip™

Compression-style wedge connector that mechanically attaches the 3/8″ aircraft cable to the replacement waterline. Creates the mechanical tie-on point that transfers pulling force into the new pipe.

The Connection That Pulls It All Together.

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★ Why Contractors Buy Pipe Force

Sell a better
waterline replacement.

Pipe Force is not just about doing the job differently. It is about selling the job differently.

With the Pipe Force Method, contractors offer a higher-value waterline replacement option designed to reduce excavation, limit property disruption, and create a better customer experience. Price is only the issue for a customer if value is absent — Pipe Force lets you build value.

That matters when the customer is choosing between a contractor who wants to trench through the yard and a contractor who can explain a more controlled trenchless method.

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Protect the customer's property

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Reduce unnecessary excavation

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Limit restoration conversations

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Offer a premium service

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Stand apart from dig-first competitors

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Build a repeatable process

The customer does not just buy a new waterline.
They buy less disruption.

★ Training & Support

Learn the method.
Run the system with confidence.

Pipe Force is a method-driven system. That means training matters.

Pipe Force University gives operators a structured way to understand the equipment, the components, the setup philosophy, the pulling sequence, and the maintenance approach behind the PF-12.

★ System Orientation ★ Setup Philosophy ★ Signal System ★ First-Pull Protocol ★ Maintenance ★ Operator Standards

The goal is not just to own the machine.
The goal is to understand the method.

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★ Service After The Sale

Full support
from the first pull.

Pipe Force is a method, not just hardware. Put a PF-12 on your truck and you’re backed by structured support designed to keep you running the system with confidence — from day one onward.

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★ Force Support

Operating Manual & Documentation

Full Pipe Force operating manual — setup philosophy, signal system, first-pull protocol, troubleshooting, and maintenance. Always accessible to approved operators.

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★ First Pull Backup

We’re Here From The First Pull

Direct support during your first jobs so the method runs cleanly out of the gate. You’re not figuring it out alone.

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★ Operator Community

Operator Network Access

Connect with other Pipe Force operators. Share field techniques, ask questions, troubleshoot edge cases, and stay current with method updates. You’re part of the crew.

★ ★ ★ ★ Force the Duck demoing the PF-12 to a homeowner — built for the field
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★ Built From The Field

Designed by a plumber who saw the problem firsthand.

Pipe Force was created by Robert Graham, a third-generation plumber who recognized a problem the trade deals with every day — the line gets fixed, but the yard, landscaping, driveway, irrigation, or customer experience still takes the hit.

Pipe Force was built to give plumbers a better method. Developed from real service plumbing experience, the Pipe Force Method combines pipe conditioning, controlled scoring, expansion, compaction, mechanical connection, and controlled pulling into one compact trenchless system.

Replace the waterline.

Protect the property.

Give contractors more control.

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★ Approved Host Pipe Materials

Built for the materials
plumbers actually replace.

Copper, PEX-A, PEX-B, PVC, and poly water service piping — primarily 3/4” and 1” residential service lines. The full material list, sizing notes, and field-condition guidance live on The Method page.

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★ Approved Host Materials

  • Soft copper
  • Hard copper
  • PEX-A
  • PEX-B
  • PVC
  • Poly / polyethylene

Start with the system.
Stay stocked with the ecosystem.

The PF-12 is the core system behind the Pipe Force Method. Once you are running the system, Prep Glide™, SR-Series wear components, Cable Grip™ replacements, and contractor packs keep your crew stocked for future pulls.

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★ Now With Under-Slab Capability

Under-Slab Water Service Replacement

Pull brand-new PEX-A water lines straight through the slab — no jackhammers, no trenches. Stop digging. Start pulling.

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★ Common Questions

PF-12 Questions, Answered.

The PF-12 is a $12,995 trenchless pipe pulling system that replaces residential water service lines from two small access points.

What is the PF-12?

The PF-12™ is a compact trenchless pulling platform for replacing residential water service lines. It works through a 1' × 2' footprint from two small access points, so you don't dig a continuous trench across the yard.

What is the best trenchless pipe pulling system for water service lines?

Look for controlled pulling force, a small footprint, heads that handle bends and offsets, replaceable wear parts, and real operator training. The PF-12 was built by plumbers around exactly that: 20,000 lb of controlled pull from a 1' × 2' platform, Flow-Link™ articulation, and Pipe Force University onboarding with every system.

How does trenchless pipe pulling work?

From a small pit at one end, the SR-91 head scores the old service line, the SR-71 wedge expands and compacts the path, and ForceCore™ pulls the new line in behind it. No continuous trench across the yard.

Is the PF-12 just a winch on a frame?

No. The PF-12 is a platform for the full Pipe Force Method: condition, score, expand, compact, connect, anchor, and pull. Its ForceCore™ module delivers 20,000 lb of controlled line pull through a 544:1 gear ratio.

Can it replace water lines under a slab?

Yes. The PF-12 now supports under-slab water service replacement, pulling a new PEX-A line through the existing path without breaking up the floor.

How much does the PF-12 cost?

The PF-12 System is $12,995 plus freight. Every system includes onboarding through Pipe Force University, and financing is available on approved credit.

Where is Pipe Force based?

Pipe Force is based at 414 Union St, Nashville, TN 37219. The PF-12 is designed and built in Tennessee by working plumbers. Call (877) 551-1870 or email hello@pipeforceusa.com.

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