Water, sewer and storm lines, trenched and done right

We replace failing water services, sewer and storm lines on private property, and handle trenching and civil site works for residential, strata and commercial projects.

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Long excavated trench with new white PVC drain pipe following the property line past cedar hedges, Coquitlam — New drain line laid in a trench along the property line. Coquitlam.

Older homes often still have original water services and clay or concrete sewer lines that crack, leak or fill with roots. We excavate, replace and connect new lines, then restore the yard or driveway above them.

On larger sites we handle civil scope such as storm systems, catch basins and site grading, and coordinate with your builder and the municipality.

What we build

Water service line replacement
Sewer and storm line replacement
Utility trenching
Catch basins and storm systems
Site grading and civil works

How the job runs

Inspect
Locate lines and confirm the problem.
Excavate
Trench safely with utilities located.
Replace and connect
Install new pipe and connect to existing services.
Restore
Backfill, compact and restore surfaces.

Our civil works & utility lines work

Concrete sump with new PVC inlet and outlet connections, set in an excavated driveway beside a storm grate, Coquitlam — New PVC drain connections into a concrete sump. Coquitlam.

Straight side-yard trench with PVC drain pipe bedded in clean drain rock, Coquitlam — Side-yard run: pipe bedded in drain rock, ready to backfill. Coquitlam.

Fabric-wrapped French drain trench running toward a new concrete catch basin behind a house, Pitt Meadows — Same Pitt Meadows yard: the drain run heading to a new catch basin.

Fresh concrete poured back over a new drain line trench through a carport, cut cleanly into the existing slab, Coquitlam — Same drain job, finished: concrete restored over the trench through the carport. Coquitlam.

Anchored drain lines running down a steep, treed ravine slope, installed by rope access, Coquitlam — Steep-slope drain lines anchored down a ravine bank, installed on rope access. Coquitlam.

New cleanout and pipe connections at the top of a slope, with lines secured by pipe brackets heading down the bank, Coquitlam — Cleanout and connections at the top of the slope, lines bracketed down the bank. Coquitlam.

Saw-cut opening in a commercial facility floor, broken out to reach a failed underground drain line, Burnaby — Commercial job: clean saw-cut opening in the facility floor to reach a failed drain line. Burnaby.

New black drain pipe joined to the existing white line with a shielded rubber coupling, bedded under a commercial floor, Burnaby — Damaged section replaced and tied into the existing line with a shielded coupling. Burnaby.

Fresh concrete patch restoring a commercial facility floor after an underground drain repair, Burnaby — Floor restored with a flush concrete patch, ready for the coating. Burnaby.

Questions we get asked

Who is responsible for the sewer line?

Usually the owner is responsible for the line on private property up to the municipal connection. We'll confirm where the boundary is for your address.

Can you replace a line under my driveway?

Yes. We cut and remove only what's needed and repour or repave afterward.

Related services

Excavation & site prep Drainage & French drains Concrete & asphalt driveways

Where we do this work

Coquitlam Port Coquitlam Port Moody Burnaby New Westminster Maple Ridge Pitt Meadows Surrey Langley

Water, sewer and storm lines, trenched and done right

What we build

How the job runs

Inspect

Excavate

Replace and connect

Restore

Our civil works & utility lines work

Questions we get asked

Related services

Where we do this work