Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about our services and how we work. Don't see yours? Call us — we're happy to talk it through.
Do you really offer free estimates?
Yes. Tell us what's happening and we'll discuss your project and what it needs — at no cost to you. Call us or send a request through the estimate form and we'll get back to you.
What is a sewer camera inspection?
A camera inspection sends a specialized camera through your sewer line, showing its inside condition in real time. It finds blockages, cracks, damage, and root intrusion — so the right fix is based on what's actually in the ground, not a guess.
How do I know if my sewer line needs repair or replacement?
Recurring sewer backups, wet spots in the yard, or sewer odors can point to a line problem. An inspection helps determine whether a targeted repair or a full replacement makes sense. We'll explain the options plainly.
What's involved in connecting to city sewer?
A city sewer hookup—including converting from septic—starts with assessing your property and planning the route to the city main. From there it's excavation, the connection, and restoring the site. We handle the project from start to finish.
Do you work on water lines too?
Yes — we install and repair water lines for residential and property projects, including the underground access, assessment, and trenching the work requires.
What excavation work do you do?
Excavation for sewer, water, and underground service projects: trenching, accessing buried lines, site preparation, backfill, grading, and debris removal. We do the excavation ourselves so the groundwork matches the work that goes in the ground.
What areas do you serve?
Our primary service areas are Pasco, WA; Kennewick, WA; and Richland, WA. Call 509-539-7130 to discuss your sewer project.
How do I get started?
Call 509-539-7130 or send a request through the free estimate form. Tell us what's happening, and we'll take it from there.
Need Underground Sewer Work?
Request a free estimate for sewer repair, replacement, a city sewer hookup, or new underground sewer line installation.