Plumbing Excavation Services in Converse, TX

Main Water Line Repair & Replacement

Your main water line is the quiet MVP of your whole plumbing system. When it starts to fail, it usually doesn’t send a polite memo first—you just start noticing weird stuff. Maybe a random spot in the yard stays squishy even when it hasn’t rained in days. Maybe the water pressure around your Converse home used to be strong and now it feels like a slow drizzle. Or your bill shows up and it’s way higher than normal, even though nothing else has changed.

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That’s the kind of thing we look at all the time. When we come out, we’re not just showing up with a shovel to “see what we hit.” We find the actual problem first. We locate where the main water line is failing, walk you through what’s going on in normal words, and then talk about whether it makes more sense to repair a section or replace it.

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We’re careful about where we dig and how much we open up. The idea isn’t to turn your yard into a construction site for a week. The goal is simple: get your water line back to normal and leave things as neat as we can when we’re done.

Septic System Installation & Repair

If you’re on septic in or around Converse, there’s no “kind of working.” It either does its job every day, or you start noticing problems—slow drains inside, soggy spots in the yard that never dry out, or that faint smell that makes you wrinkle your nose when you step outside.

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Whether you’re building a new place and need a system designed from scratch, replacing a tired old setup, or just wondering why the backyard always feels damp, we can help sort it out. We don’t just drop in a generic layout and hope for the best. We design septic systems that match your actual property and how many people are using it, so it’s not overloaded from day one.

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If you already have a system, we track down the real issues—maybe it’s a leaky tank, a broken line, or a drain field that’s not pulling its weight anymore. The idea is to catch problems before they turn into backups, bad smells, or major repairs. In the end, you get a septic system that’s sized right, installed right, and quietly doing its job in the background while you go on with your life.

Sewer Line Replacement

Sewer lines usually don’t fail in a dramatic way at first. They start by dropping hints: drains that never quite clear, a toilet that gurgles every time you use the sink, or a smell you really wish wasn’t inside your house. If you’ve got big trees on your Converse property or an older home, that story probably sounds familiar.

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What you don’t need is somebody guessing and digging up half your yard “to take a look.” We start with a camera inspection instead. We run a small camera through the sewer line so we can see what’s going on from the inside. That’s how we figure out if you’re dealing with corrosion, a crack, a sag in the line that collects waste, or just years of buildup that finally caught up.

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Once we know what’s actually wrong, we talk through your options. Sometimes it’s just a section that needs to go. Other times, the whole line is past its useful life. Either way, we focus on replacing what truly needs to be replaced and using equipment that keeps the mess and downtime as low as possible. You get a sewer system that works again—without your whole yard being torn up “just because.”

Trenchless Pipe Bursting

Most people cringe at the thought of a big trench across their lawn, driveway, or walkway—and honestly, we don’t blame you. That’s why trenchless pipe bursting is such a good fit for a lot of Converse neighborhoods.

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With trenchless work, we’re not carving a big open ditch through your property. Instead, we work through a couple of small access points. We break apart the old pipe underground and pull a brand-new line right into its place along the same path. From the surface, it looks like a small, focused job—not a full-blown dig.

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The nice part? You still end up with a solid new pipe, but your yard, landscaping, and driveway don’t have to look like they survived a construction project. It’s quicker, cleaner, and a lot easier to live with while the work is being done. When we’re finished, your plumbing works, your ground is closed back up, and your place still looks like your home—not a job site.

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