Exterior Water Line Repair & Replacement
Locating and repairing breaks, corrosion, or root intrusion in the line running from your meter to your house.
Water Line ServicesPlumbing Solutions repairs and replaces exterior water lines, yard leaks, sprinkler and hose bib connections, and outdoor drainage issues — located and fixed with as little digging as possible.
A leak, a soft spot in the yard, or a spigot that won't shut off is usually just the visible sign of a bigger line problem underground. We diagnose the actual cause first — then repair it with the least digging possible, so your yard looks like nothing happened.
Camera inspection and electronic leak detection pinpoint the problem before a single shovel goes in the ground.
Every exterior line repair is performed by our own certified team, licensed in South Carolina, Georgia, and North Carolina — not a subcontractor.
Burst pipe or active leak? Shut off your main water valve and call us for fast help. We put active leaks and flooding first.
Trenchless and minimal- excavation methods are used wherever the line and soil allow it, with backfill and cleanup included.
From a single leaking hose bib to a full exterior water line replacement, every job is scoped to what's actually happening underground.
Locating and repairing breaks, corrosion, or root intrusion in the line running from your meter to your house.
Water Line ServicesCamera and electronic leak-detection equipment finds the exact break point without guesswork — or unnecessary digging.
Leak RepairClearing, patching, or replacing sewer lines damaged by tree roots, ground shifting, or age, before a backup reaches your home.
Drain & Sewer ServicesRepair and replacement of exterior faucets, hose bibs, and backflow preventers so they shut off completely and hold pressure.
Hose BibsLocating and repairing broken irrigation lines and valve connections that are driving up your water bill or drowning your lawn.
Outside Plumbing ServicesWhere the line and soil conditions allow it, we repair or reline pipe with a single access point instead of trenching the whole yard.
Sewer & DrainSouth Carolina's clay-heavy soil, tree roots, and seasonal ground movement are hard on buried pipe — and hard on landscaping once someone starts digging. We diagnose with a camera first, choose the least invasive repair method the line allows, and backfill and clean up before we call the job done.
Tell us what you're seeing — a wet spot, low pressure, a spigot that won't shut off — and where it is in the yard.
We locate the actual break or blockage before recommending a repair, so you're not paying to dig in the wrong spot.
Our licensed team completes the repair, backfills the area (if necessary), and cleans up the site before we leave.
A wet patch of yard or a slow drain doesn't tell you what's actually broken underground. Our camera and leak-detection equipment shows you the exact problem — and exactly where the repair needs to happen — before any digging starts.
Send us a photo of the trouble spot, a rough idea of your yard's layout, or just describe what you're noticing — standing water, a sudden spike in your water bill, a slow spigot — and our team will help you figure out what's likely going on.
Whether it's one spigot or a full exterior water line replacement, tell us what you're seeing and we'll help you plan the repair.
Or call (803) 324-6966 — 123 Zenker Rd, Lexington, SC 29072.
It depends on the cause and your policy. Sudden, accidental breaks are sometimes covered, while gradual damage from age, corrosion or root intrusion often isn’t. Either way, we document the cause and the repair so you have what you need for your claim.
In most cases, yes. Work on the water or sewer line between the meter and your house usually requires a local permit and inspection. We handle the permitting as part of the job, so you don’t have to deal with the paperwork.
Your water line brings clean, pressurized water into the house, so a leak usually shows up as a soggy spot, low water pressure or a higher water bill. Your sewer line carries waste out, so problems show up as slow drains, gurgling, sewage odors or lush, wet patches over the line.
We use camera inspection and electronic leak detection to pinpoint the exact break before any digging starts. That means one small access point instead of trenching the whole yard. Where the line and soil allow it, trenchless repair keeps your lawn even more intact.