Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions Drops Price for High-Quality Tornado Cutters
May 10, 2019
Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions has decided to drop the prices of some of its high-quality tornado reinstatement cutters.
Tucson, United States - May 10, 2019 /PressCable/ —
The natural wear and tear of pipes can damage them, leading to cracks that may be hard to identify. However, the cured-in-place pipe technique can solve this problem, but it requires a high-quality lateral reinstatement cutter. When it comes to reinstatement cutters, there is no other model better than the Tornado by Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions. It takes only 15 to 30 seconds to reinstate a pipe with the Tornado. The closest competitor to this model from other companies takes almost 15 to 45 minutes to do the same job.
Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions is the leading supplier of lateral reinstatement cutters, and their decision to cut down the prices of these cutters has made everyone in the plumbing industry happy. Usually, competitive cutters are limited to reinstating approximately 35 to 40 feet of pipe for each use. But the cutters from Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions can operate on over 70 feet of pipe in less than one minute. Its unique technology uses a single tool that can handle 40+ reinstatements. The same tool can also reinstate various other materials such as steel, clay, transit, wood, and plastic.
The latest news coming from Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions is that they have joined hands with a new manufacturer that has enabled them to reduce the prices of their existing lateral reinstatement cutters. One of their most popular cutters, the red Tornado Reinstatement Cutter 2″ is a plumber favorite. Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions has reduced the price of this famous model to only $1,900. They believe that the price drop will attract thousands of new customers who are not aware of the functions and capabilities of these cutters.
Apart from the Reinstatement Cutter 2”, Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions has also lowered the price of Reinstatement Cutter 3” and Reinstatement Cutter 4”. Customers can now buy them at $2,100 and $2,300 respectively. There are many reasons why the reinstatement cutters from Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions are first in class. Unlike most other cutters, they can make an oval hole in any pipe. Moreover, this tool requires low maintenance. It requires little or no sanding to keep the blades sharp. Most importantly, the Tornado reinstatement cutters can traverse multiple fittings without losing their efficiency.
About Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions: Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions is the leading supplier of Tornado reinstatement cutters. Their association with a new manufacturer has enabled them to reduce the price of all their signature cutters. It is believed that the plumbing and construction industry will benefit from this price drop. The company has always looked to satisfy customers with their products, and the sudden reduction in price is another way that they have attracted the attention of new customers. Their cutters are the best in the business, and their efficiency is unmatched compared to other reinstatement cutters from other companies.
Contact Info:
Name: Mike Gesty
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Organization: Hurricane Reinstatement Solutions
Address: 6211 E Speedway Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85712, United States
Phone: +1-866-377-5862
Website: https://hurricanereinstatementsolutions.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 510475
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