Last week, Ryan headed out to Duvall to tackle a sewer line installation that would have been a nightmare with traditional trenching. The homeowner needed a new sewer line run under their driveway—and nobody wants to tear up concrete, haul it away, and then repave. That's where horizontal boring comes in.
The Job: 40 Feet Under the Driveway
Using our horizontal boring equipment, Ryan completed a clean 40-foot bore under the driveway to install the new sewer line. No jackhammers. No concrete removal. No expensive driveway repairs. Just a precise underground path that got the job done right.
The homeowner's driveway looks exactly the same as it did before we arrived—except now there's a brand new sewer line running beneath it.
Why Horizontal Boring Makes Sense
For a job like this, horizontal boring was the obvious choice:
- No driveway demolition – Tearing out 40 feet of concrete and replacing it would have added thousands to the project cost
- Faster completion – The bore was completed without the delays of excavation and restoration
- Less disruption – The homeowner could still use their property without navigating around a massive trench
Sewer Line Problems? We Can Help
If you're dealing with a failing sewer line and dreading the thought of your yard or driveway being torn apart, give us a call. Horizontal boring isn't right for every situation, but when it works, it saves time, money, and headaches.
We'll assess your property and let you know the best approach—no pressure, just honest advice.
Need Horizontal Boring or Sewer Line Services?
Lighthouse Plumbing serves Duvall and communities throughout King and Snohomish counties. Whether it's a sewer line, water line, or utility conduit, we have the equipment and expertise to get it done right.