No one would volunteer their time and talents to dig up an existing water or sewer line. It is painstaking, backbreaking work. But if you need to do it, you want a reliable local company to get the job done efficiently, correctly, and without complications. In the Twin Cities there is no company more reliable than Precision Utilities for all your underground challenges. Our services include digging, grading, foundations, grading, dirt removal. Excellence in excavation. We built our business on it.

What is Sewer Excavation?

The majority of mainline problems don’t require sewer excavation. Most can be solved with “no-dig” drain cleaning/clearing techniques like cabling or Hydro Jetting.However, there are issues — such as burst or cracked pipes — that make the more expensive sewer excavation unavoidable. Here are 2 types of sewer excavation and information to help you determine if you even need it. The answers could save you thousands of dollars.

Do I Need My Sewer Excavated? Frequent reasons for doing it:

• Constructing a building. You’ll need a new sewer line if you’re building a new home or commercial building. This essential sewage system is installed on a new property with the help of an excavation team.
• The sewer line is damaged. Tree roots are frequently to blame for sewer line damage. Oil, grease, and flushing anything other than toilet paper can all cause damage to your sewage system. The best way to prevent this is with routine maintenance or Hydro Jetting. This will prevent major, more expensive repairs and keep tree roots from doing more harm.
• Updating the current system. Switching from a septic tank to the public city sewer? Consider this if your septic tank needs to be repaired or if a new city bylaw requires it. If that is the case, you’ll need a new sewer line to make the switch.