Plumbing Excavation Services in Schertz, TX

Your main water line is basically the main artery of your whole plumbing system. When it starts to go bad—because the soil shifted, the pipe corroded, or roots found a way in—you’ll usually notice it in your water pressure, your yard, or on your bill. Around Schertz, that can look like random wet spots in the grass, a mushy area that never dries out, or water pressure that used to be strong and now feels tired.

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When we come out, we find the actual problem first instead of guessing. We track down where the line is failing, explain what’s going on in plain language, and then repair or replace only what needs to be fixed. We’re careful about how much we dig, too. The goal is to get your water supply back to normal without turning your yard into a long-term construction project.

If you’re on septic in the Schertz area, there’s not a lot of wiggle room—it has to work, every single day, no excuses. When something’s off, you can usually feel it pretty quickly: slow drains, soggy spots in the yard, or that faint “something’s not right” smell when you step outside.

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Whether you’re building a new place, replacing an older system, or just trying to figure out why the yard won’t dry out, we can help. We design and install septic systems that actually match your property, not some one-size-fits-all setup. If you’ve already got a system in place, we track down leaky tanks, damaged lines, and drain field issues before they turn into a full-blown mess. We focus on systems that are sized right, installed right, and built to quietly do their job in the background while you go on with your day.

Those slow drains that never really clear, the toilet that likes to gurgle, or sewer smells where they definitely don’t belong—those are all your sewer line trying to get your attention. In older parts of town or homes with big trees out front, this is pretty common.

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Instead of digging up half your yard “to see what’s going on,” we start by running a camera through the sewer line. That gives us a clear view from the inside so we can see if you’ve got corrosion, a break, a sag in the line, or years of buildup causing trouble. Once we know what’s wrong, we replace just the section that needs it and use equipment that keeps the mess and downtime as small as possible. You get a sewer system that actually works again—without feeling like your whole yard got torn apart for no good reason.

If the thought of a big open trench across your lawn, driveway, or front walk makes your eye twitch a little, you’re not alone. That’s exactly why trenchless pipe bursting is such a good fit for a lot of Schertz neighborhoods.

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With this method, we don’t dig everything up. We work through a couple of small access points, break apart the old pipe underground, and pull a brand-new line into the same path. No big open ditch, no weeks of staring at dirt piles. It’s faster, cleaner, and a lot easier on finished yards, tight lots, and busy driveways. You end up with a solid new pipe and a yard that still looks like your yard—not like a construction site.

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