John Rae Excavation

Here is an example of a "double cleanout." It's important to have a double cleanout on your sewerline, if you ever have plumbing issues, you can have it inspected both, towards the house, and away from the house. They are really simple to install, especially if you already have it dug out. Today we fixed a leaking, rusted out valve, on a natural spring.

It was a little tricky considering there isn't a way to shut the system off to replace the valve. Abraham Lincoln once said "Give me six hours to chop down a tree, and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe." We spend allot of time behind the scenes planning and preparing, before we even get to the job so we can work as efficiently as possible once we arrive, benefiting both the cust.

This is a water leak we fixed over the weekend. This was about 4 ft. Deep and quite an unusual transition from a 3/4" poly pipe made for sprinklers, to a 1 1/4" PVC Pipe. But we made the repair and no more problems for this happy customer. This is what to expect to see when we replace your sewer line out in the road to your house.