Sewer line and sump pump repair in Dakota County, MN

South St. Paul and West St. Paul grew up early alongside the city, and many homes there date from the early to mid 1900s. Their sewer laterals are often clay or cast iron, and tree roots and settling soil cause slow drains and backups. Basement floor drains are usually the first place trouble shows.

We clear these lines, run a camera to see roots, offsets or breaks and explain the repair options. For homes on sloped streets running down toward the river, trenchless replacement can save driveways and retaining walls. You'll see the footage before you decide anything.

Eagan and Inver Grove Heights boomed from the 1970s onward, and many homes have finished basements with sump pits and sometimes a basement bathroom on an ejector pump. Pumps installed when the house was built wear out, and the first warning is often water on the floor after heavy rain.

We replace sump pumps, add battery backups with alarms and service sewage ejector pumps. Where a basement bathroom is planned, we lay out the rough-in, venting and pump system. A quick spring test of your sump pump can save you a lot of trouble later in the season.

Many homes across northern Dakota County are on their second or third water heater. Hard water in parts of the county speeds up sediment buildup, so tanks rumble and lose capacity. Some homeowners also move to tankless units to save space in a finished basement.

We repair and replace tank and tankless water heaters, flush tanks and replace anode rods, and pull the permit for installations. Mendota Heights and West St. Paul are a short trip across the river from our Lowertown office. Call (651) 215-2087 and we'll head your way.