Painted. Inspected. Signed.
Pipesurf connects painters and painting inspectors, so every spool gets its inspection and every decision stays on record.
- 01Surface preparedBlasted and ready.
- 02PrimerFirst coat on.
- 03IntermediateSecond coat.
- 04TopcoatFinished.
- 05Raise the RFIFrom the spool, on the painter’s phone.
- 06Inspected and signedPainting QC approves, and the spool moves to dispatch.
Surface prepared. Blasted and ready.
Primer. First coat on.
Intermediate. Second coat.
Topcoat. Finished.
Raise the RFI. From the spool, on the painter’s phone.
Inspected and signed. Painting QC approves, and the spool moves to dispatch.
Sound familiar?
What the week looks like before Pipesurf.
Has it been inspected yet?
Nobody knows until someone walks over.
Rejected by word of mouth.
The painter redoes it without knowing what was wrong.
Rejected three times.
Each time, the history starts from zero.
The spool is ready to ship.
Except the coating sign-off is on paper somewhere.
What changes with Pipesurf
Four things that stop happening the week you go live.
With PipesurfWhat you get
Built around the work you actually do, not around a spreadsheet.
For painters
See ready spools, mark painting done and raise the inspection request in one go.
For painting inspectors
Approve or reject with a reason, with the painter’s notes in front of you.
For both
Rejected spools come back with the reason, and the history travels with them.
On the floor
Everything from a phone.
Who you work with
Every hand-off in the job sits on one record: yours, the people you work with directly, and everyone else.
Every joint. Every spool. Under control.
See how Painting teams work in Pipesurf, on a project like yours. 30 minutes.