Before & After

Pipe Works Services will excavate a trench approximately six feet deep and thirty feet from the front of the house towards the curb.

We will cut a two to three-feet section of the main sewer line and hydro scour and clean the line in both directions.

Pipe Works Services will then line the entire main sewer line, from the house all the way to the street, approximately fifty feet in total.

We will then install a two-way clean-out for future access.

Pipe Works Services will then video inspect the newly lined sewer pipe.

We will then back fill the trench and tamper to restore back to normalcy.

A call came in from a customer that his toilet wasn’t working properly, our technician Dwight installed a new water shut off valve and the supply line to the toilet so water could be distributed properly. After testing it out the toilet was good to go!

Furnace replacement

Pipe Works Services received a call from a customer in Mountain Lakes, NJ for a boiler tune-up. This new customer wanted to be prepared for the winter weather, but had a relief valve issue. Pipe Works Services Technician Pedro arrived to the customers home to check the boiler and do the tune-up. When Pedro turned the boiler on with the thermostat, he found the relief valve started to leak, and the cause was due to a faulty pressure reducing valve. The boiler’s pressure was going over 50 psi – which is well over the 30psi max rating. Pedro checked all other controls and pumps, and it is working fine. He replaced the pressure reducing valve and relief valve. The boiler was left operating and ready for the winter!

Pipe Works Services installed a new HVAC System in Mountain Lakes. Technicians Washington and Odin as well as Malik Gio and Ryan were all on hand on a Saturday to make sure they were nice and cool this Summer.