Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, & Lehigh Valley PA
Sewer Lines & Water Lines
Sewer & Water Lines · Lehigh Valley, PA
New Line Installation and Existing Line Repairs
ASRE installs sewer and water lines and repairs faulty or damaged lines in Allentown and the Lehigh Valley. The service includes crack and leak detection and repair. Start with the line involved, the problem you have observed and the proposed connection or repair area so the estimate addresses your property's specific underground work and access needs.
New connections and repairs to an existing line need different work plans. Describe whether the work concerns a sewer line, a water supply line or both, and share any available records of the route. Discuss the repair limits, nearby utilities and surfaces above the work area before excavation is planned. Municipal or utility requirements, permits, testing and inspections may apply and should be confirmed locally. Call 610-797-3212 for a free estimate and explain what you know about the line and its condition.
Installation, Detection and Repair Services
ASRE reviews the line involved and the proposed work so installation and repair boundaries are clear before the project begins.
- New sewer line installation with the proposed connection identified
- New water line installation planned around the property route
- Repairs to faulty sewer lines with defined work limits
- Repairs to damaged water lines following review of conditions
- Crack and leak detection for existing sewer and water lines
- Corrections for identified cracks or leaks as agreed in the repair plan
- Access and surface restoration discussion before underground work begins
- Local municipal and utility requirements confirmed for the proposed work
How it works
Identify the Line Before Planning the Work
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Describe the line and the concern
Tell ASRE whether the project involves a sewer line, a water line or a new connection. Describe the symptoms you have noticed and share available line records or previous repair information. Those observations give ASRE a starting point for locating the problem.
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Review the route and existing conditions
Discuss the known or proposed line route, connection points and surfaces above the work area. For an existing line problem, review crack or leak detection needs before defining the repair. Identify nearby utilities and property access constraints so the conversation covers how the work would be reached as well as the line itself.
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Confirm connection and inspection requirements
Municipal or utility requirements, permits, testing and inspections may apply to the proposed installation or repair. Confirm these locally and discuss who handles the required coordination. Connection points and inspection stages are settled before work begins.
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Define installation or repair limits
Separate a new line installation, which usually starts with trenching, from repairs to a damaged section. Review the proposed route or repair area, access needs and the surfaces affected by excavation. Ask what backfill and restoration are included. The estimate spells out those boundaries.
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Complete the agreed line work
ASRE installs or repairs the line as agreed in the project plan. Discuss any required testing or inspection before the work is covered, and review the restoration included in the estimate. Ask what completion information you should retain and how the one-year workmanship warranty applies to the installation or repair performed on your property.
For Property Owners Planning Connections or Repairs
A new line project starts with the connection and route. An existing line repair starts with the concern and the condition of the line. ASRE provides sewer and water line work in Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, Emmaus, Macungie, Whitehall and the Lehigh Valley. Homeowners and commercial property managers should identify access restrictions, surfaces above the route and any known utility coordination needs when requesting an estimate. Many problems can be fixed with a targeted repair, and ASRE will tell you what your line actually needs. The first discussion should establish what needs review, which work is proposed and what must be confirmed before installation or repair proceeds.
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Related Services
The line route affects excavation and surface work. Review trenching, excavation and concrete removal when discussing access and what needs to happen above the underground installation.
Trenching
Plan trenching around the route and equipment access needed for a new sewer or water line on your property.
Learn moreExcavation
Excavation provides access for line installation and repair, with the work planned around equipment access and ground conditions along the route.
Learn moreSeptic Installation
Septic installation is the related service for properties that are not served by a municipal sewer connection.
Learn moreSite Preparation
Site preparation covers the surrounding ground work when line installation is part of a larger construction project.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to the questions we hear most. Need something else? Give us a call.
Does ASRE install new sewer and water lines?
ASRE installs both sewer and water lines. Describe the type of line, the property address and the intended connection when requesting an estimate. Share any available plans and identify access restrictions or finished surfaces along the proposed route. Municipal or utility requirements may apply, so confirm those locally. The installation plan identifies the line work and restoration boundaries.
Can ASRE repair a faulty or damaged line?
ASRE repairs faulty or damaged sewer and water lines and provides crack and leak detection and corrections. Explain the symptoms you have observed and any previous work on the line. ASRE reviews the line's condition to determine the repair area and prepare an estimate for the proposed work. Ask ASRE to list the proposed repair in your estimate and clarify any additional line work or surface restoration excluded from it.
What information helps when requesting a line repair estimate?
Provide the property address, whether the concern involves sewer or water and a description of what you have noticed. Available plans, known connection points and records of prior repairs help frame the discussion. Mention pavement, walkways or planted areas above the line and any restrictions on equipment access. Missing information should be identified early so ASRE can discuss the review needed before planning the installation or repair work.
Will the work require municipal or utility coordination?
Municipal or utility requirements may apply to sewer and water line work. Permits, testing and inspections should be confirmed locally for the proposed installation or repair. Ask which connection details need approval, who handles coordination and when inspections occur. The project discussion should establish these responsibilities before excavation and connection work are scheduled for your property.
What happens to surfaces above the line work?
That depends on the line route, the repair location and the agreed access plan. Identify driveways, sidewalks and other surfaces near the work area during the estimate. Discuss what excavation affects, what backfill is included and how surface restoration will be handled. If concrete replacement or other separate work is needed, define it alongside the underground work.
How do I request an estimate and discuss the warranty?
Call 610-797-3212 to request a free estimate for sewer or water line installation or repair. Describe the line involved, the property and the work you are considering. ASRE offers a one-year workmanship warranty; ask how it applies to the proposed work. Customers can work directly with the owner, which provides a point of contact for discussing work limits, access and questions about the installation or repair.
Where we work
Service Areas
ASRE works from 2209 Cypress Avenue in Allentown and serves properties across the Lehigh Valley.
Also serving Hellertown, Fullerton, Freemansburg, Trexlertown, Bath, Nazareth, Catasauqua, Northampton, Coplay, Schnecksville, Wescosville, Fogelsville, Center Valley and nearby communities. View all service areas
