
Fayetteville has some of the oldest sewer laterals in Northwest Arkansas. We camera the line, show you exactly what failed, and repair only what has to be repaired.
Around the historic neighborhoods near campus and Wilson Park, original clay and Orangeburg laterals are still in the ground under 80-year-old oaks. Root intrusion at the joints is the norm rather than the exception.
Fayetteville's hills add a second issue: steep, long runs where a settled section creates a belly that traps waste. Camera work tells the two apart immediately, and it decides whether you need one joint repaired or the run replaced.
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.
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"Slab leak under the hallway. They located it electronically instead of jackhammering half the floor. Repair was tight and the concrete patch looks clean."
"I manage several rentals near campus. United Plumbing turns work around fast between tenants and always sends photos of what they fixed."
Very likely. Homes from that era typically still have clay laterals, and many have never been camera inspected. It's worth an hour to find out.
Often yes. If the camera shows one failed joint or a single crushed section, we open that spot only.