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Sewer lines, repipes and water heaters. Most of this work ends up buried under a slab or behind a wall — these are the pictures from before it disappeared.
3 photographs from this job
Under-slab tunneling
A new main hung the length of a hand-dug tunnel
Hangers set the whole way so the fall stays constant instead of settling into a belly, and long sweeps instead of tight turns — the same change of direction without the place a wipe can catch.
2 photographs from this job
Under-slab tunneling
Branch drains cut in and re-hung underneath
Every fixture group in the house brought back to one new main, photographed while the tunnel is still open because this is the last time anyone will see it.
2 photographs from this job
Under-slab tunneling
Daylight at the far end of the tunnel
Looking back down a finished run to the exit pit. Everything between the camera and that opening is new pipe.
3 photographs from this job
Under-slab tunneling
Traps, arms and branches rebuilt in place
Not patched around the failed section — the whole assembly under the slab replaced, then tied back to the stack that stays.
Sewer line replacement
A wye and a riser where the line leaves the house
Brought up to grade and capped, in the lawn rather than under the flowerbed. The next camera inspection should not have to start with a shovel.
Sewer line replacement
Routed past the condenser by hand
Working around what is already in the yard is most of the job on a narrow side lot — and the line and the refrigerant runs both came out of it intact.
Under-slab tunneling
Where the new pipe meets what stays
The transition made in the open, under the slab, supported and checked before anything is covered over.
Sewer line replacement
A new assembly dropped in at the foundation
Long sweeps rather than tight turns, dry-fit and levelled in the hole before a single joint was cemented.
15 photographs from this job
Sewer line replacement
Three days in one back yard
Dug on the Monday, pipe in and tested by the Thursday. The last frames are the line standing full of water in front of the homeowner, which is the part of the job worth watching.
3 photographs from this job
Under-slab tunneling
Five branch lines replaced without opening a floor
Everything under this house was reached from a hand-dug tunnel outside it. No slab cut, no cabinets pulled, no tile lifted.
2 photographs from this job
Bathroom remodel
Bathroom stripped back to the studs
Tile, tub and substrate out, so the supply and drain lines behind them get replaced rather than reconnected. The trap comes up with the floor.
2 photographs from this job
Sewer line replacement
Carried around the corner and back into the slab
One continuous run around two sides of the house. The hole stays open and the tape stays up until it has been signed off.