The work

Twelve holes we cut and closed.

Every photo here is our own, taken on our own jobs around Kearney and Central Nebraska: tanks going into the ground, trenches run across farmland, and the indoor repairs that never make it onto a truck decal.

Septic and outdoor

A multi tank poly septic system in an open trench behind a large white two storey house, blue sky, light snow on the spoil — A multi-tank system going in behind a two-storey house. Trench open, tanks set, snow still on the spoil pile.

A multi tank poly septic system being set into a long trench, crew member alongside, brick house and new construction behind — Setting a multi-tank run alongside new construction. The trench runs the length of the yard before the pipe ever goes in.

A large poly tank seated in an excavation, crew member in the trench running the inlet line, houses on the ridge behind — Running the inlet line on a tank already seated in the excavation, houses on the ridge above the dig.

A backhoe lowering a poly tank on straps into a deep trench, two crew working — Lowering a tank on straps. A deep set is a backhoe job first and a plumbing job second.

A tank being pumped from a deep excavation, green suction hose running down from the truck, JCB backhoe on the lip — Pumping a tank straight out of the excavation before the fittings go on. The hose runs down, not sideways.

A concrete tank set in a trench with the riser being stacked on the lid, winter light — Concrete tank set, riser stacked on the lid. Winter light, same job either way.

A trench run driving to the horizon with a green riser lid in the foreground, backhoe at the far end, farmland and a barn — A field line run out to the horizon. Nebraska farmland on both sides, the backhoe already at the far end.

The All American Sewer and Drain Mack pump truck in flag livery, ALL AMERICAN door lettering, outside the Viaero Center in Kearney — Our own truck, parked outside the Viaero Center in Kearney. The tank on the side lists what it does, and it does all of it.

Indoor and residential

A residential sidewalk cut open over the sewer line, cones and caution tape marking the work zone — A sidewalk cut over the sewer line, coned and taped off. The smallest hole that answers the question.

Interior of a home mid repair, baseboard and drywall opened for basement plumbing access — Baseboard and drywall opened for basement access. Inside work closes up as clean as outside work.

Open floor trench indoors with a capped pipe fitting exposed — A floor trench opened indoors, the fitting capped while the rest of the line gets checked.

Water heater and floor drain with a fresh concrete patch around the repaired drain — Water heater and floor drain, patched back in fresh concrete once the repair was done.

If your job looks like one of these, call and tell us what you are looking at. Free estimates, and we will tell you straight whether it is a repair or a replacement.

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