Mechanical · Salt Lake City

Plumbing, sewer and drain services in Salt Lake City

Plumbing, sewer and drain services for homeowners, landlords and property managers in Salt Lake City and across Utah. Tell us what needs doing, where and when, and we reply with a price or with the questions we need answered to price it.

Plumbing, sewer and drain services: what we cover in Salt Lake City

  • Commercial Plumbing & Backflow PreventionTenant improvement rough-ins, domestic water and drain upgrades, backflow preventer installation and testing.
  • Stormwater & Catch Basin ServicesCatch basin cleaning and repair, storm line jetting and camera inspection for commercial lots and multi-unit sites.
  • Sump Pump & Backwater Valve InstallationBasement flood protection: backwater valves on the main sewer, sump pits and pumps with battery backup.
  • Sewer Line Repair & ReplacementCamera inspection, spot repairs and full sewer line replacement, including trenchless pipe bursting and lining.
  • Whole-Home RepipingReplacement of old galvanized, polybutylene or failing copper supply lines with PEX or copper.
  • Water Heater & Tankless InstallationTank and tankless water heater replacement and conversion, sized to your real hot water demand.
  • Drain Cleaning & Hydro-JettingHigh-pressure hydro-jetting for grease, scale and root build-up in main and branch drains.

Working in Salt Lake City

Cold nights freeze lines in garages, crawl spaces and outdoor spigots, while hard water builds scale inside heaters and fixtures. Spring snowmelt can overwhelm drains, so ask about frost-free hose bibs, pipe insulation and a sump check before the melt.

Salt Lake City is the largest city in Utah, a major tech (Silicon Slopes) and finance centre, and the staging point for the Wasatch Front data-centre cluster. Utah's tech (Silicon Slopes), logistics, and aerospace concentrations along the Wasatch Front operate under a semi-arid climate with cold-air-pool winters and dry summers.

How a job goes

  1. RequestEmail us the address, the problem and anything you already know about the pipes.
  2. AssessSite visit, and a camera inspection for sewer and drain work, so the scope is based on what is actually there.
  3. OptionsWritten scope with the realistic options for your building, what each one involves and what drives the price.
  4. WorkPermits pulled where required, the job done to code, and the site protected while work is underway.
  5. Close-outInspection where required, final testing, clean-up and the paperwork you need for your records or your insurer.

Every written quote covers

  • Written scope of work
  • Options with trade-offs
  • Permit requirements noted
  • Camera findings for sewer jobs
  • Itemized pricing
  • Restoration plan for any digging

Questions

Do you take plumbing, sewer and drain services jobs in Salt Lake City?

Yes. Requests from Salt Lake City, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and the rest of Utah are handled the same way. Use the quote form on this page, or email [email protected] with the service, the address and the timing.

Do you work on commercial buildings?

Yes. Tenant improvement rough-ins and fit-outs, domestic water and drain upgrades, water heater replacements, and backflow prevention device installation and testing where your municipality requires it. Facility and property managers can send several sites through the same quote request.

Do you still handle stormwater and catch basin work?

Yes. Catch basin cleaning, storm line jetting and camera inspection, and repairs to catch basins and storm laterals on commercial lots and multi-unit properties remain part of what we do.

Do I need a backwater valve or a sump pump?

If your basement sits below the sewer connection or you have had water come up through a floor drain, a backwater valve is worth a look. If groundwater is the issue, a sump pit and pump (with a battery backup) is the usual fix. Some cities offer rebate programs for these installs, so check with your municipality before work starts.

How do I get a quote?

Email us the details. Include the city, the type of property, what is happening and any reports or photos you already have. Every request comes in by email, so nothing gets lost.

How do I know if my sewer line needs a repair or a full replacement?

A camera inspection answers that. A single cracked joint or one root intrusion can often be fixed with a spot repair. Repeated backups, a belly (sagging section) that holds water, a collapsed or badly offset pipe, or an old clay or cast iron line that is failing in several places usually points to replacement. The video shows the condition and the location of each defect.

Request a quote

Tell us what needs doing, where and when. We reply by email with a price, or with the questions we need answered to price it.

Prefer email? Write to [email protected].

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