Another company dug the wrong spot, left a mess and walked off, leaving the family without a sewer for three days. All Sewer burst in a new 75-foot line and had it working by evening.
The homeowner called for a second opinion after a bad experience: a previous contractor had excavated a hole in the yard, piled the spoil straight onto the lawn, dug in the wrong place, and then abandoned the job. The family had been without a working sewer for three days.
The technician ran a camera to see what he was actually dealing with. The lateral was about 75 feet of failing cast iron, and the alignment was good enough to burst the entire run rather than patch it.
Because the trucks carry a full stock of HDPE and bursting gear, work started the same day. The crew set two small access pits, laid the spoil on plywood to protect the lawn, pulled a bursting head through the old cast iron and towed in a new fused HDPE pipe behind it. The sewer was back in service by the end of the day, the pits were closed and the yard restored so that the earlier mess was the only trace anyone had been digging.
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