Excavation sewer repair
When a section of your sewer main is cracked, offset or collapsed, we open it up, replace the failed section, and backfill properly so you don't have settling issues next spring.
Traditional excavation sewer and main-line repair done with careful, thorough workmanship — restoring your line and your yard.
The vast majority of sewer failures we see in Macomb County are on original clay or cast-iron laterals with tree roots and corrosion. Excavation-based repair is often the right long-term answer, especially where the pipe has partially collapsed.
When a section of your sewer main is cracked, offset or collapsed, we open it up, replace the failed section, and backfill properly so you don't have settling issues next spring.
Full main line replacement from the house to the city tap when your existing pipe is beyond repair. Permitted, inspected and warrantied.
Incoming water service leaks between the meter and your home — repaired or fully replaced with copper or PEX depending on soil and code.
Sections of failing galvanized, cast iron or clay pipe replaced with modern PVC or PEX. Cleaner flow and decades of added service life.
Macomb County housing skews toward post-war ranches and 1960s–70s brick homes on municipal water and sewer. Many still have their original cast-iron drain stacks and clay sewer laterals — both of which are vulnerable to root intrusion and cracking after 50+ years in Michigan clay soil.
"Main sewer line backed up on a Sunday night. Peak was at my house in 40 minutes, fixed it for a fair price, and even cleaned up after. Unreal service."
"Honest guys. I got two other quotes that were nearly double. They camera-scoped the line, showed me exactly what was wrong, and got it done same day."
"Water heater died on a Saturday morning. New one installed by 2pm. Polite, clean, and they explained everything. I'll never call anyone else."
"Hydro jetted a years-old root problem in our main line. Drains have never worked better. Worth every penny — and they were the cheapest quote I got."