A plumbing rough-in means that all water supply and drain pipes have been run through bored holes in the studs and other framing members and that all pipe connections have been made. No sinks, faucets, drains, or other fixtures and end elements have yet been installed at this phase.

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An ejector pump is a sewage pump system that helps pump wastewater from below-grade (basement) drains that cannot rely on gravity alone.

A sump pump is a device that moves water from your basement to the outside of your home. It also reduces the risk of water damage to the underground part of a home.

Power rodding, as known as sewer rodding, is a drain cleaning service that unclogs pipes using metal cables that spin to grind up smaller debris that is obstructing the pipes. As it grinds up the obstructions, it also pushes them through the pipes so they are once again clear.

Our sewer camera inspection service is the best way to check out your sewer line system and see what’s going on underneath the ground and your home. This sewer scoping inspection will determine if your sewer line needs repair or where there may be a blockage.

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Sewer line repair is the process of inspecting, repairing or replacing an underground sewer line.

A drain tile system is a type of drainage system which ensures that your basement or crawl space cannot be flooded by ground water.

Foundation cracks are one of the most common foundation problems. Bad soil, or soil that is too wet around the foundation can cause big problems.

A flood control system can prevent flooding by stopping municipal sewer backups with a one-way check valve system.