
The home had old cast-iron and galvanized sewer drain piping running throughout the crawlspace. Cast-iron and galvanized drain lines corrode from the inside over time, narrowing the pipe interior and restricting flow. Common signs a home may need sewer drain replacement include recurring clogs, slow drains, gurgling sounds from fixtures, frequent backups, and visible corrosion or scale on exposed piping in the crawlspace. In this home, the aging metal drain lines had reached the point where replacement was the reliable long-term solution.
The home now has a reliable PVC drainage system that eliminates the problems associated with aging cast-iron and galvanized piping. The corrosion-resistant PVC provides improved long-term drainage reliability. United Plumbing is licensed and insured, and all work was completed by licensed professionals to Arkansas state code.





Replaced an aging natural gas water heater in a tight mechanical closet with a new Bradford White unit and updated installation components.

Replaced a sewer line with multiple bellies that were holding waste and causing recurring clogs, then installed new PVC with proper fall and an exterior cleanout.

Installed a new water service line from the meter to the house, added accessible valve boxes, and protected the driveway crossing inside a 2-inch PVC sleeve.