Underslab & Tunneling
Underslab plumbing refers to the plumbing work that is installed underneath the concrete foundation of a building or structure. This type of plumbing may include drain lines, sewer lines, water lines, and gas lines. Underslab plumbing is often necessary for new construction or during major renovations where the plumbing system needs to be updated or relocated.
Tunneling is a method used to install or repair plumbing pipes that are located underground or beneath a building’s foundation. This involves digging a tunnel beneath the ground to gain access to the pipes, rather than excavating the entire area or breaking through concrete. Tunneling is often used when traditional excavation methods are not practical or feasible. It can be less invasive and disruptive to landscaping, sidewalks, and other structures, making it a popular choice for homeowners and commercial property owners.