The Role of Excavation in Replacing Old or Corroded Water Pipes

corroded water supply pipe

It’s inevitable for residential and commercial water pipes to deteriorate due to age, corrosion, soil conditions, tree root intrusions, or mineral buildup. When pipes become too damaged to repair, full replacement is the solution that will ensure a safe and reliable water supply. A key part of this process—especially for underground piping—is excavation. Excavation can…

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The Problem with “Flushable” Wipes: Why They Shouldn’t Be in Your Toilet Drain

flushable wipes

“Flushable” wipes have become increasingly popular due to their convenience and marketing as toilet-friendly. While they may seem like a helpful hygiene product, the reality is that these wipes pose serious problems for your plumbing system and the broader wastewater infrastructure. Many homeowners are surprised to learn that even wipes labeled as “flushable” can contribute…

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Why Some Sewer Line Repairs Can’t Be Done Without Excavation

traditional sewer line repair

When a sewer line becomes damaged or compromised, homeowners often hope for a quick solution, with as minimal disruption as possible. Trenchless repair methods, like cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining or pipe bursting, are appealing because they typically don’t require large-scale digging to access the affected pipes. However, not all sewer line problems can be fixed…

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