Low water pressure, rusty water, a soggy spot in the lawn, or a sudden jump in your water bill can all point to a failing water service line. Many North Jersey homes still have original galvanized steel or lead service lines that are corroding from the inside.
The old way to replace them is a trench from the street to your foundation. We dig one small access pit at each end and pull a new, code-approved line through the path of the old one, or bore a new path underground. Most replacements are finished in a single day.
Signs your water line needs replacing
- Low or dropping water pressure throughout the house
- Brown or rusty water
- Wet spots or sinkholes between the street and the house
- An unexplained jump in your water bill
- Galvanized or lead pipe at the meter
Why go trenchless
- No trench across your yard, driveway, or sidewalk
- Usually done in one day
- New line sized for better water pressure
- Old galvanized or lead pipe taken out of service
- Much lower restoration cost than open excavation
We handle permits and coordinate with your water utility.