
Repeat backups, sewage smell in the yard, or a soggy strip of grass? We camera the line first, show you the damage, then repair or replace only what needs it.
Benton County soil is shallow and rocky, which is hard on sewer laterals. Around older Bentonville neighborhoods we mostly find clay joints separated by root pressure; in newer subdivisions it's usually a bellied section where trenching backfill settled after construction.
Every job starts with a camera and a locate so we know the exact depth and footage before anyone digs. That usually turns a full replacement into a targeted spot repair — and when the whole lateral does have to go, you get the video and the footage on the quote.
You get a licensed plumber and a straight answer, not a commissioned salesperson.
You approve the price up front. No surprise line items when the job is done.
Same-day service, most calls under 60 minutes
Licensed, insured, permitted where required, and warrantied.
"Water heater died on a Sunday morning with family in town. United Plumbing answered on the second ring and had a new unit installed before dinner. Quoted the price up front and that's exactly what we paid."
"Our 1940s house had galvanized lines and brown water. They repiped the whole thing in PEX, cut minimal drywall, and cleaned up better than they found it."
Repeat main line backups, sewage odor outdoors, unusually green patches of lawn, or gurgling toilets when you run the washer. A camera inspection confirms it in under an hour.
Usually not. Locating the exact failure point means we open a targeted section rather than trenching the entire run.