Original cast iron drain lines in pre-1980s Florida homes are reaching the end of their life — corroding from the inside out. We replace them with modern PVC, permitted and inspected, so you never do this job twice.
Get a Free EstimateThis is one of our signature services — and one where cutting corners costs homeowners dearly.
We document the line's condition before quoting, so you're paying to fix reality — not a worst-case guess.
Tunneling or precise slab cuts to access and replace lines beneath the home, with the structure protected throughout.
Sewer replacement requires permits and inspections in every Florida municipality. Ours are included, always.
Correct pipe schedule, slope and connections — the details inspectors check and shortcuts miss.
Trenches backfilled, concrete repoured and the work area left clean when we're done.
Many cast iron failures involve insurance claims. We provide the documentation your adjuster needs.
A camera inspection is the honest answer. Widespread channeling (the pipe bottom rotted away), multiple failed sections or chronic backups throughout the house point to replacement; a single bad joint may only need a spot repair.
Policies vary widely and Florida insurers have tightened this coverage in recent years. Many claims are partially covered — especially resulting water damage. We document conditions thoroughly so you and your adjuster or attorney can pursue what your policy allows. We're contractors, not insurance advisors, so review your specific policy.
Sometimes, but not always — tunneling beneath the slab from outside often avoids interior demolition. The camera and locating work tells us which approach fits your home before any concrete is touched.
Typically several days to a couple of weeks depending on access, length of line and inspection scheduling. We keep at least one working bathroom available whenever possible.