Leaking, broken or corroded water lines found, exposed and repaired or replaced, with as little damage to your yard as possible.
A wet spot in the yard, a sudden jump in the water bill or low pressure at the faucets can all mean the same thing: a leak in the underground line. The pipe has to be found before it can be fixed, and the repair has to be made in a way that will hold after the trench is closed.
We locate the likely leak area, expose the line with careful excavation and decide whether a repair coupling will do or whether a longer section should be replaced. If the pipe is old and brittle, patching one spot often leads to another failure nearby, and we tell you honestly when replacement makes more sense.
We look at the meter, listen along the line and check wet areas before digging. Starting in the right place saves time and keeps the excavation small.
A clean break in sound pipe can be repaired with a coupling. Corroded or brittle pipe usually needs a longer replacement so the next failure does not appear a few feet away.
Repaired lines are flushed and checked. We keep soil and debris out of the pipe, because dirty water in the house is a problem that starts in the trench.
Pressure that is too high, shifting soil and old pipe all cause leaks. A pressure check after repairs and a new line where the old one is brittle help prevent a repeat, and we point out what we see.
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BeforeAfterSmaller holes and faster repairs.
Couplings and fittings done properly.
When old pipe is past repair.
Clean water after the work.
Lawn and landscaping protected.
Repair or replace, with reasons.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
SituationEmergency Line BreaksWhat to do in the first minutes when a water line bursts, a sewer backs up or a…Learn more 
SituationHomeowner Line RepairsSlow drains, wet spots, low pressure and sunken lawns: how to tell what is wrong underground and what…Learn more 
Material guideLegacy PipeWhat older neighborhoods have under the ground, how each old pipe fails and what replacing it involves.Learn more Count your fixtures and see a planning size for the water service line.
Tell us what you need and send photos or a site plan if you can. We plan the visit so we arrive ready.
We call 811, walk the site, confirm lines and plan the route and depth.
You get a clear written price, and we agree a day and an arrival window.
Trenching or boring to the plan, with safe walls, careful spoil handling and protection for your lawn.
Pipe or conduit laid on a good bed, joints checked, tests and inspections done before cover-up.
Compacted backfill, grading, sod or paving repair and a walk-through with you.
Common signs are a wet or sunken spot with no rain, a high bill, a spinning meter with everything off and low pressure.
No. We locate the problem first and open only the section that needs work. Boring can also avoid long trenches.
It depends on the utility. Often the owner is responsible from the meter to the house. Check with your water provider.
We can shut off at the curb stop where allowed. Some shutoffs belong to the utility, and we coordinate with them.
Yes. Pressure above the recommended range stresses pipes and fittings. A plumber can test it and fit a regulator if needed.
Water Main Break RepairLocating, exposing and repairing broken water mains with clamps, couplings or replacement sections, then restoring the street or…Explore 
Water Service LinesThe line from the water main to your house or building, trenched, laid and connected so water arrives…Explore 
Potholing and Vacuum ExcavationSmall, careful holes dug with air and vacuum to see exactly where buried lines run before the heavy…Explore 
Surface RestorationSod, seed, topsoil, concrete and asphalt patching so your yard and driveway look good again after the trench…Explore Tell us about the job and we will call you back quickly.
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