Big Digs, One Crew
Broken or root-choked lines are our specialty. We own the trenchers and the mini-excavator, so the big dig stays in-house and on budget.
Camera inspection and locating come first, so we dig once and dig in the right place. Then full repair or replacement, backfilled and done to code.
Because the excavation equipment is ours, you're not waiting on a subcontractor's schedule or paying a subcontractor's markup.
- Full line repair & replacement
- Camera inspection & locating
- Trenching with our own equipment
- Residential & commercial
Available across Cleveland, Chattanooga, Athens, and the whole Tennessee Valley.
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Recent Line Jobs
Every one of these was done by our crew, right here in the Tennessee Valley.
New Water Line
The crew trenching in a new water service line, with the old one abandoned in place.
Dig and Repair
Hand-finished excavation to repair a broken service line without tearing up the whole yard.
Cleanout Installed
A new sewer cleanout means the next clog gets cleared in minutes, not hours.
More From Grizzly
From a dripping faucet to a full sewer line dig, one local crew handles it all.
Water Heater Service
Tankless, gas and electric. Installed, repaired, and flushed by licensed pros.
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Drain Cleaning
Slow drains, clogs, and backups cleared fast, with no mess left behind.
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Gas Line Work
Safe gas line installs, repairs, and regulator work. Permitted and inspected.
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Water Filters
Whole-house filters and pressure regulation for cleaner, steadier water.
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Commercial Plumbing
Service, repairs, and code work for shops, restaurants, and offices.
Learn More →Sewer & Water Line Questions
How do I know if my sewer line is broken?
Repeated backups, gurgling drains, soggy spots or extra-green stripes in the yard, and sewer smell are the classic signs. A camera inspection confirms it and shows exactly where.
Do you do the digging yourselves?
Yes. We own our trenchers and a mini-excavator, so the dig stays with the same licensed crew and on the same schedule, with no subcontractor markup.
How long does a water line replacement take?
Most residential water service lines are replaced in a day. Sewer lines usually run one to two days depending on depth and length. We get your water back on as fast as possible.
Will my yard be torn up?
We keep the footprint as small as the job allows and put back what we move. A trencher cuts a narrow path, not a crater.
The Tennessee Valley Trusts Grizzly
“Showed up on time, fixed our water heater the same day, and left the place spotless. This is who we call now.”
“Dug and replaced our whole water line with their own equipment. Fair price and no surprises. Big job, handled.”
“Called at night with a burst pipe and they actually came out. Professional, kind, and fast. Lifesavers.”
Free estimates. Straight answers. The crew is standing by.