Genelle properties
Before any Genelle dig, we check with the local water system who owns which part of the line.
Sandy river-bench soil is easy to dig but needs shoring or sloped trench walls on deeper runs.
Sometimes nobody remembers where the old line runs across the lot. We find that first, and confirm it before we price anything.
Planning a Genelle job
Common jobs here are a corroded water line that has lost pressure, a sewer line that backs up, and a line that broke after a cold snap.
When the water pressure in a Genelle house has dropped slowly over the years, an old corroded line is a likely cause, and a new line usually brings the pressure back.
On a Genelle lot the trench often crosses a lawn or a gravel parking spot, and we go over what will be opened before starting.
Lots close to the river can see the water table rise in spring. We check for groundwater before digging deep and schedule around high water when we can.
Near Genelle
Genelle sits between Trail and Castlegar. Our water line replacement section explains what a new line involves, step by step.
Our line work, serving Genelle
See how we do it
Water or sewer line acting up?
Phone us, or use the form to describe the problem and add a picture of the yard.