D'Zizi Petroleum Services Kenya

Fuel Piping Systems Kenya

We install, repair and maintain suction lines, vent lines and offloading pipework for petrol stations and fuel storage facilities across Kenya.

Fuel piping system installation Kenya

What's included

Fuel Piping Systems Kenya - scope of work

Correct pipe routing and installation is critical to petrol station safety and performance. D'Zizi Petroleum uses HDPE and flexible double-wall pipe systems installed to EPRA specifications. We handle all line types - suction, product, vent, offloading and fill - and carry out pressure testing and leak detection on completion.

  • Suction line installation from tank to dispenser
  • Product line and manifold installation
  • Vent and breather line installation
  • Offloading / fill pipe installation and fittings
  • HDPE and double-wall flexible piping systems
  • Tank sump and dispenser sump installation
  • Pipe pressure testing and leak detection
  • Existing line repairs and partial replacement
  • Line marking and EPRA-compliant labelling
  • Planned maintenance and periodic inspections

How it works

Our process

1

Survey

We map existing or planned pipe routes, identify material requirements and plan the installation sequence.

2

Installation

Pipes are trenched, laid, connected and backfilled to specification.

3

Pressure Test

All lines are pressure-tested before commissioning. We issue a certified test report.

4

Handover

Lines are labelled, documented and handed over with as-built drawings where required.

FAQ

Common questions

What pipe materials do you use for petrol station lines in Kenya?+

We use EPRA-approved materials: double-wall HDPE for underground product lines and standard HDPE for vent and fill lines, with flexible pipe systems for connections at tank sumps and dispenser sumps.

Can you repair a leaking fuel line?+

Yes. We diagnose the leak, isolate the affected section and carry out repair or replacement. We re-test after repair and issue a new pressure test certificate.

How often should fuel lines be pressure tested?+

EPRA recommends periodic pressure testing. We carry out pre-commissioning tests on new lines and periodic integrity checks on existing systems as part of maintenance contracts.

Ready to get started?

Contact D'Zizi Petroleum Services today for a free consultation and no-obligation quote anywhere in Kenya.