Clean water is essential. When the line breaks, we fix it fast.
Your main water line is the lifeline of your home. When it leaks, breaks, or corrodes, it threatens your foundation and landscape. We inspect first, diagnose honestly, and repair using modern trenchless methods that keep your yard intact.
Water lines are buried deep underground, often making problems invisible until they become emergencies. Small leaks in a pressurized main line can quickly erode soil and damage foundations.
In Utah, water lines face unique challenges. The freeze-thaw cycles of our winters cause the ground to shift, which can shear or crack rigid pipes.
Additionally, many older homes in Salt Lake and Utah counties still rely on galvanized steel or copper pipes that are susceptible to corrosion and electrolysis over the decades.
If you are experiencing these issues, do not wait. The longer a pressurized leak is left unaddressed, the more expensive the remediation becomes.
We never recommend a repair we cannot justify.
Many contractors are quick to bring in a backhoe and start digging up your yard. That is not how we operate. Because water lines are pressurized, we use a combination of surface assessment, pressure testing, and acoustic leak detection to pinpoint the issue before we dig.
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We are not incentivized to "find problems." If a spot repair is a viable option, we will offer it.
We determine if it's a city issue or yours. We won't charge you for work that isn't your responsibility.
Clear, upfront price and a timeline. No hidden fees. No surprises.
In the past, replacing a water line meant digging a trench from the street to your front door. We utilize trenchless technology to minimize this disruption.
Destroys landscaping, tears up driveways, and leaves you with a massive restoration bill after the plumbing is done.
We pull a new pipe through the old one. Your lawn, garden, and driveway remain largely untouched.
Most water line replacement jobs are completed in a single day.
We use seamless HDPE or PEX piping that is resistant to corrosion, shifting soil, and tree roots.
By avoiding repaving costs, the total project cost is often lower than traditional digging.
There is nothing worse than a water main failure threatening to derail a closing. When a home inspection reveals a leak, you need a partner who moves fast.
We believe in transparency. While every property is unique, the cost of water line repair is generally determined by:
A water main break is rarely a planned expense. We offer financing options to help you manage the cost without stress.
View Financing OptionsIn many cases, yes. Because our trenchless methods require less digging, we aim to complete residential water line replacements in one day. Our goal is for you to have running water by dinner.
Your home is your castle, and we treat it that way. We are guests on your property, and our crew conducts themselves with professionalism and respect.
We use plywood or mats to protect your lawn from heavy equipment tracks.
If we do need to remove a section of sod or concrete, we do our best to restore it.
We haul away excavated debris and leave the workspace safe and tidy.
Serving Salt Lake, Utah, Davis, and Summit Counties.
Don't let a water line issue escalate into a flooded foundation.
Trust the honest, local experts at Utah Trenchless to inspect, diagnose, and fix the problem with minimal disruption to your life.
Typically, standard homeowners insurance does not cover the repair of the "service line" unless you have a specific endorsement. However, interior damage caused by the leak might be covered. Check your policy details immediately.
Generally, the homeowner is responsible for the water line starting from the curb stop (shut-off valve near the street) up to the house. If the leak is between the main in the street and your curb stop, it is usually the city's responsibility.
The HDPE or PEX piping we use for replacements is rated to last 50 to 100 years. Unlike metal pipes, these materials do not rust or corrode, offering a lifetime solution.
In most cases, yes. Using trenchless pipe pulling (bursting), we can run a new line underneath your driveway or sidewalk by accessing the pipe from both ends, leaving the concrete surface intact.
Utah has extreme freeze-thaw cycles and shifting soil, which puts stress on rigid pipes. Additionally, older galvanized steel or copper pipes naturally corrode over decades.
