Sewer Installation

When you’re talking about sewer line problems, you’re talking about a public health issue. The sewer line installed on your property cannot be installed “good enough.”

There is a lot to take into consideration, and it is very important that local regulations are satisfied. This is why leaving it to a licensed, insured, and professional sewer installation contractor in Chesapeake is so important.

• Slope grade. Meticulous care must be taken to ensure your sewer line is installed at the proper slope. If you don’t have the line sloped enough, then you’ll run into issues with its contents moving along the drain line. Too drastically sloped, however, and the liquid waste can outpace the solids, which can lead to clogs.
• Soil compaction and trench uniformity. You don’t want there to be dips and rises in the trench your sewer line is installed in. Such sags can lead to poor flow and even ruptures over time. You need to know the sewer line is beneath the freeze line and the soil is compacted properly so the line won’t sink in spots over time, even if it’s uniform at installation.
• Pipe sizing. You need the right pipe for the job. Working with professionals will ensure your sewer line is appropriately sized and that it integrates properly with your plumbing system. We take every facet of the job under careful consideration.