When the sewer backs up into a tenant's space, the cost isn't the repair — it's everything that happens next.
We repair, replace, and maintain underground utilities on commercial properties — warehouses, retail centers, hotels, multifamily, mixed-use — across coastal Georgia and the Lowcountry. We do what the spec says, the first time, and we document it so you can show your tenants, your insurer, and the next owner what was done.
The repair bill is the cheap part.
Tenant calls about a smell. By the time facilities investigates, sewage is in the back of unit 14 and the neighboring tenant is the one who reported it. Now you've got a remediation crew, a tenant who's drafting a hostile email, lease language somebody needs to interpret, and a repair scope that keeps growing every time the contractor opens up more concrete.
And then — too often — the repair itself doesn't hold. "They put Schedule 20 under the foundation which is illegal. I had specified that I wanted Schedule 40." That's the real cost of a utility failure on a commercial property. It's the second cleanup. The lease dispute. The contractor who cut corners on materials and left you with the same problem six months later.
“She never reported it to me or my management company but the smell was so bad that her neighbors finally reported it.”
Underground utility work that holds up — and documentation that holds up with it.
Sewer line repair and replacement
CCTV inspection to find the actual problem before we open ground. Repairs done to spec, with the materials you specified. Trenchless options when we can preserve your parking lot.
Water line repair and maintenance
Domestic and reuse waterlines. Leak location, main repairs, service line replacement. Backflow assembly testing, certification, and repair under one program.
Storm drainage and retention systems
Catch basins, storm piping, retention/detention pond maintenance and repair.
Lift station service and rehabilitation
Pumps, controls, wet wells, emergency repair. We work on what's there; we don't talk you into a replacement you don't need.
Annual maintenance programs
For owners who want to stop discovering issues during tenant complaints. Scheduled CCTV, jetting, backflow testing, and lift station service under one contract.
24/7 emergency response
When tenant impact is on the clock, we're already moving.
How we work on commercial sites
Site walk and CCTV inspection
We see what's there before we propose a scope. For sewer work that means CCTV. For sites with unknown infrastructure, we locate and document before we open ground.
A scope of work you can actually evaluate
You get a written scope that names the materials, the methods, and the assumptions — not a one-line bid that turns into change orders later.
Work to spec
If you specified Schedule 40, you get Schedule 40. If you specified trenchless, we'll tell you up front whether your site supports it. We don't substitute materials without a written change order.
Tenant coordination
We schedule disruptive work around tenant operations where possible. Hard-to-avoid impact gets advance notice. We're not the contractor that surprises your tenants.
Documentation
You get as-built drawings, CCTV footage, materials lists, and compliance certificates. For an insurance claim, a lease dispute, or a future owner's due diligence — the paper trail is there.
Built for owners who've been burned before
We work to spec
The bid you accept is the work that gets done. Materials, methods, and scope — in writing, before we mobilize.
One contractor for underground
Sewer, water, storm, lift station, backflow — under one number. No coordinating four vendors when something fails.
Documentation that survives the deal
As-builts, CCTV, compliance certificates, and program reports — ready for your tenants, your insurer, and the next owner's due diligence.
NASSCO-certified for pipeline assessment · Licensed in Georgia and South Carolina · SC DHEC experience across Jasper and Beaufort counties · 24/7 emergency response
Frequently Asked Questions
We've had bad luck with utility contractors on past projects. What's different here?
Two things: a written scope before we mobilize (materials, methods, and assumptions named), and CCTV/inspection documentation on every repair. If a contractor wants to do the work without showing you what's actually wrong first, that's a warning sign — and it's how owners end up paying twice for the same problem.
Can you work around our tenants?
Yes — we schedule disruptive work outside tenant operating hours where the project allows, and we provide written advance notice when impact is unavoidable. For trenchless-eligible repairs, we'll quote both open-cut and trenchless so you can weigh disruption against cost.
Our facilities director already manages our vendors. How does this work?
Most of our commercial work runs through facilities or property management. You stay the point of contact; reports, certificates, and as-builts go to whoever you designate. We don't go around your team to the owner.
We're under contract to sell in 90 days. Can you help us get through close?
Often yes — we run targeted CCTV and inspection to identify what's actually a problem versus what's cosmetic, then quote a scope appropriate to the timeline. We also do due diligence inspections for buyers who want a third-party look at site utilities before closing.
Do you handle emergency repairs after hours?
Yes — 24/7. For program clients, response is faster because we already have your equipment inventory and access information on file.
Get eyes on what's underground before the next tenant call.
Tell us what you own, what you're worried about, or what just failed. We'll walk the site, run CCTV where it's warranted, and quote a scope with materials and methods named in writing. If we don't find anything that needs immediate attention, we'll tell you that too.