Water Line Services in Phoenix
We offer a full range of plumbing services for residential and commercial main water lines. You can schedule us for routine inspections, including video inspections, and maintenance. Our plumbers handle all manner of hidden leak detection and repair. We perform all types of traditional and trenchless repairs and are available on an emergency basis. Our experts oversee all manner of installations for homes and businesses as well. That includes new installations, trench replacements, and trenchless replacements.
Monitor for the signs you need our main water line services.
- Sputtering faucets
- Unusual plumbing noises
- Ponding water in your yard
- Unexplained spike in water bill
- Abrupt changes to water quality
- Foundation or exterior wall cracks
- Sudden, persistent water pressure loss
Water Line Repair & Replacement Solutions
If you suspect a main water line problem, we encourage you to call us as soon as possible. We can use high-definition cameras to identify small issues that are otherwise hard to detect. Our cameras can, for instance, let us find the pinholes that can form in main lines. If we suspect a major rupture, thermal and acoustic imaging are an option. Thermal and acoustic imaging let us find leaks based on the energy and sound they create, respectively.
Our team performs traditional main water line repairs. We’ll use heavy equipment, such as a backhoe, to excavate and gain access to the line. Our plumbers can then replace the damaged components, and finally, we’ll fill the trench back in.
A trenchless sewer line repair is a modern alternative that avoids that disruption. A popular trenchless method is cured-in-place piping (CIPP) or pipe lining. We’ll insert a resin-impregnated liner into the main water line and either cure it or wait for it to cure. Once it does, it will replace the pipe’s inner wall, thereby fixing cracks, pinholes, and so forth.
In some scenarios, repair may not be possible, and you have to replace the line. This can happen when there’s a very deteriorated pipe, a rupture has occurred, or soil movement has caused extensive damage. With replacements, there are both trench and trenchless options as well. The traditional approach is to excavate, remove the old materials, and install the new line. A modern trenchless option is pipe bursting. We’ll use a bursting head to break up the old line as it leads the new one into position.
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