Westminster Sewer & Drain Specialists

The residential blocks around Westminster Village, Sigler and the streets off Hazard and Newland were built in the 1950s and 60s on concrete slabs, with copper water lines below and clay sewer laterals running to the street. Both are at the age where they start telling on themselves — pinhole slab leaks that show up as a jumped water bill, and clay joints that separate enough for roots to get in.

Along Bolsa Avenue and through Little Saigon, the volume of restaurant kitchens changes the work entirely. Grease is the enemy: it coats the pipe wall, narrows the line, and takes a kitchen down at the worst possible hour. Cabling punches a hole through it; hydro jetting scrubs the wall back to bare pipe. We schedule jetting outside service hours, document the line on camera, and give owners paperwork they can hand to an inspector.