Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions Announces Lowered Prices on Tornado Cutters

Aug 16, 2019

August 16, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions, a Tucson, Arizona-based company, utilizing technology that allows plumbers to access damaged subterranean pipes without digging trenches by way of lateral reinstatement products, announced it has secured the patent and lowered pricing on all Tornado Reinstatement Cutters, with all prices to include cast iron caps. The special promotional rates on the cutters are a reflection of the patent being accepted in record time, Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions having catapulted itself into an ultra-competitive position in the plumbing marketplace by way of these announcements.

The two-inch Tornado Reinstatement Cutter will be priced at $1350, the three-inch version at $1550 and the four-inch version at $1750. Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions is also introducing the new six inch Tornado Reinstatement cutter at a new price of $3550. Check the website for up-to-date-pricing and specials (Pricing subject to change).

“Hurricane offers the best lateral reinstatement cutter on the market today, with leading competitive products taking between 15 and 45 minutes to reinstate a service lateral and our Tornado variant taking between 15 and 30 seconds – a massive difference, to say the least,” explains Mike Gesty, owner of Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions. “Now that we have secured a patent on the Tornado Reinstatement Cutter, the future is looking even brighter for a product that’s a quantum leap ahead of what’s currently available.”

According to Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions representatives, the Tornado Reinstatement Cutter, as compared to competing cutters, offers superior benefits such as oval hole cutting capability for all pipe types, reinstatement in 15 to 30 seconds, little-to-no sanding, no plastic vulnerability, same tool type for use with plastic/c.i./steel/wood/clay/transit, reinstatement dry or full of water in 30 seconds, reinstatement up to 70-feet-plus-long in less than a minute, ability to traverse multiple fittings without loss of cutter power, ability to perform more than 40 reinstatements with one tool, all-metal construction, American-made and a simplicity that enables anyone to use it.

“Indeed, most competing cutters are limited to reinstating between 35- and 40-feet of pipe on any given day,” adds Gesty. “In comparison, the Tornado can easily reinstate a length of 70-feet or more in less than a minute, using a single tool capable of handling 40 reinstatements. And that same tool can reinstate plastic, wood, steel, clay or transit.”

The Tornado Reinstatement Cutter, as offered by Hurricane, is available in original form, a red-colored Tornado Reinstatement Cutter 2”, blue-colored Tornado Reinstatement Cutter 3”, purple-hued Tornado Reinstatement Cutter 4” and the new green colored Tornado Reinstatement Cutter 6”, with Hurricane representatives explaining that, while pipes are designed with longevity in mind, it doesn’t make them impervious to natural wear and tear; as such, a cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) represents a trenchless rehabilitation method that can return severely-damaged pipes to working order.

The standard process involves inserting a fiberglass cloth or polyester felt tube saturated in resin into a damaged pipe, the resin then cures over the next day to form a tight-fitting and corrosion-resistant pipe within the damaged one.

Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions is located at 6211 E Speedway Boulevard in Tucson and can be reached by calling (866) 377-5862. For more information visit www.HurricaneReinstatementSolutions.com.

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For more information about Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions, contact the company here:

Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions
Mike Gesty
(866) 377-5862
[email protected]
6211 E Speedway Blvd Tucson, AZ 85712

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