Drain Repair

Repair of sink drain piping including the P-trap, trap arm, and immediate fixture connections. Common for leaks, corrosion, improper slope, or failed slip-joint connections affecting kitchen and bathroom sinks.

Localized repair of interior branch drain piping serving multiple fixtures. Applies to horizontal or vertical branch lines located inside walls, ceilings, or accessible areas where the surrounding drain system remains structurally sound.

Repair of horizontal branch drain runs located within the structure, commonly found in ceilings, floor systems, or exposed areas under the home. Addresses sagging, cracked pipe, or failed joints without full drain replacement.

Targeted repair of vertical sewer and drain stack piping located inside walls or chases, serving multiple floors or fixtures. Repairs address cracked cast iron, failed joints, corrosion, or localized leaks when the remaining stack is structurally sound.

Repair of the main interior drain line located within the building envelope when the pipe is exposed and accessible. Includes repairs to cracked sections, separated joints, or localized damage without excavation or trenching.