Sewer & Water Lines / York County, Maine

Water line repair and replacement in York County

Leaking, corroded and frozen water services from the meter or well to the house. Found, fixed and restored.

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Signs your water line is leaking

  • A water bill that jumped with no change in use
  • Low pressure at every fixture, not just one
  • A soft, wet or unusually green strip of lawn between the street and the house
  • Water in the basement at the point the service enters
  • The meter spins with every fixture closed
  • Rust-colored water from old galvanized pipe

How we find the leak

We confirm the leak at the meter, isolate the house, and trace the service. Most leaks show themselves at the surface once you know where the line runs. Where they don't, we pothole with hydrovac along the route to expose the pipe without cutting anything else that's buried near it.

Repair or replace

A single pinhole in copper or a failed fitting is a spot repair. Galvanized steel that has corroded, polybutylene, or a service that has leaked more than once is a replacement. New services are run in the material your water district approves, typically copper or approved poly, sized for the house, and buried below frost.

Frozen water lines

Shallow services and lines under driveways freeze in a hard York County winter. We thaw frozen lines and, where the depth is the real problem, re-lay the service below the frost line so it doesn't happen next year.

Water main and well line replacement

For homes on town water we replace the service from the curb stop to the house and coordinate the shutoff with the water district. For homes on wells we replace the line from the well head to the pressure tank, including pitless adapter connections.

Water off with no idea why? Call (207) 985-2581. A leak under a slab or a driveway is easier to find in the first day than after a week of saturation.
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What York County customers say

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What a great experience!! My first interaction was with Kathy who answered my call right at 8 am when they opened. She was so very pleasant and professional over the phone. She assured me that someone could come out the same day.

Liz BrownGoogle review
★★★★★

I was in a very emergency situation with a crushed septic pipe at a fully occupied multi unit. Taylor and his team took my call, reshuffled their day and were onsite within a couple hours, excavator and all!! They were respectful.

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Common questions

Water Line Repair FAQ

Who owns the water line from the street?
The homeowner is typically responsible from the curb stop to the house. The water district owns the main and usually the tap. Your district can confirm.
Can you replace the line without tearing up the whole yard?
Often. Where the route is clear we trench only the failed section. Where the whole service is being replaced we run the most direct route and restore it.
How long is the water off?
Most spot repairs restore water the same day. Full replacements usually do too, with the shutoff coordinated in advance.
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