20 feet deep on a 24” sanitary sewer repairing 2 laterals

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20 feet deep on a 24” sanitary sewer repairing 2 laterals

May 13, 2020
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Dewatering to dig down and Remove Stuck Jetter Head 6’ below Water Table

April 30, 2020
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Which Trenchless Technology Is Better? Cured In Place (CIPP) vs Pipe Bursting

April 26, 2020

Sewer Pipe Line Repair A burst sewer pipe in your home or small business is always a major inconvenience, but you can limit the impact on your wallet and stress levels by making a few smart choices about how you handle the situation. Fortunately, these days you do not need to tear up your entire…

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Why use a Licensed Plumber?

April 23, 2020

If you choose to hire an unlicensed plumbing contractor there are so many things that can go wrong. If someone tells you they can make the repairs but they aren’t licensed to do so, you open yourself up to countless potential problems. Because they most likely don’t have the experience or the expertise, the work…

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Lead Pipe Line Replacement

April 23, 2020

To reduce exposure to lead in drinking water, effective July 28, 2017, lead service lines are prohibited inthe Greater Cincinnati Water Works (GCWW) system. Enforcement of this prohibition is being phased inover 15 years, and owners will have a grace period before any action will be taken. Here is a very informative article about the…

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Damaging Roots

April 23, 2020

Can roots grow through PVC? Roots penetrate these openings to reach the nutrients and moisture inside the pipes. … Clay pipe, which is most common in older water and sewer lines, is also easily penetrated and damaged by tree roots. Concrete pipe and PVC pipe may also allow root intrusion, but to a lesser extent…

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Sewer Tap Repair

April 23, 2020
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Sewer Replacement Residential Line

April 23, 2020

clay tile replace, orange burg

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Renew Downspouts and Underdrains

April 23, 2020

One of the most common storm drains or underdrain is the French drain. Also called a weeping tile or rock drain, a French drain typically consists of gravel or rocks that filter water through a trench and into a perforated pipe. These are especially common along a building’s foundation. The first step in fixing a French drain…

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What is Hydro Excavation?

April 22, 2019

Hydro Excavation is the process of removing or moving soil with pressurized water. An air conveyance or vacuum is then used to transfer the soil or debris to a debris tank. This allows for a non-destructive and more accurate way to excavate soil and locate underground utilities. The popularity of hydro excavation today started with…

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