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8 Facts You Might Not Know About Sewers
The latrina (public toilet), in the ancient city of Ephesus.
July 2, 2020
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The latrina (public toilet), in the ancient city of Ephesus.
Summer is upon us with more time outdoors, bbqs, and backyard parties. Each season brings its own particular plumbing issues. Summer means that your plumbing
Sewer line problems can wreak havoc inside and outside of your home or business. Replacing a sewer line is a large investment in your property,
Spring is upon us in the Midwest. As the weather gets warmer and life emerges from it’s winter slumber, so too do new sewer issues.
In this crazy time of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s important to think about your sewer system. With your entire family home 24 hours a day
We keep hearing voices and weird noises. The ground below us is a time capsule full of mystery. You never know what you’ll uncover when
There are approximately 1.6 million miles of aging sewer and water pipes in the continental United States of America. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency estimates
The gas line we broke was over 23 feet away from the utility marking. It was literally on the other side of the street. How
At St. Louis Excavation, we take pride in our workmanship. Nothing makes us happier than getting the job done right. And sometimes we like to
Let’s face it, sometimes we all like to brag a little. At St. Louis Excavation, we take pride in our workmanship. Nothing makes us happier
The sewer line for your home is buried in your yard and can’t be seen, so it’s hard to tell if it needs repair. As
Clogged drains and blocked pipes are often just minor problems, but sometimes they can potentially lead to major issues and costly repairs. You might be
We all experience the occasional clogged drain or toilet. Usually this is just a localized problem or an isolated incident that can be easily remedied.
With wind chills expected to get as low as -25F below in the next 36 hours, the ground will contract and expand with the radical
If your home was built before 1950 you probably have a clay sewer pipe that takes your wastewater to the public sewer main in the
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