Service Areas / Northeast El Paso
Camera inspections, drain cleaning and trenchless sewer repair for Northeast homes, rentals and the businesses along Dyer Street.
Master Plumber Lic. #16347
Family-owned and operated
Photo report on every job
Rated by El Paso customers
U.T. Trenchless provides sewer camera inspections, hydro jetting, drain cleaning and trenchless sewer repair in Northeast El Paso, including ZIP codes 79924, 79934 and 79904. We work in Castner Heights, North Hills, Mountain Park, Park Foothills, Angel’s Triangle, Milagro Hills, Sandstone Ranch and Campo del Sol, and along Dyer Street, Hondo Pass, Diana Drive and Gateway North.
The Northeast grew almost overnight: its population went from about 200 in 1950 to 84,000 in 1960, and the median home in 79924 was built in 1972. Homes from that era commonly have cast iron under the slab and clay or cast iron laterals, and after 50 to 70 years many are cracked, scaled or rooted. We confirm what you have on camera before recommending anything.
Mid-century pipe, foothill slopes and a lot of rental and military-family housing shape Northeast El Paso sewer calls.
Homes from the 1950s to the 1970s commonly have cast iron drains under the slab. Scale and corrosion narrow the pipe, and the bottom can wear through.
Clay laterals from the same era let roots in at the joints. Roots that come back every year point to a joint that needs sealing.
Mountain Park and the neighborhoods on the Franklin Mountains slopes see lines shift and separate. A camera measures the grade and finds offset joints.
Duplexes and small apartments in areas like Angel’s Triangle share lines, so one clog backs up more than one unit.
Restaurants and shops along Dyer Street build grease in kitchen and main lines. Scheduled hydro jetting keeps them from backing up.
If you’re buying in Northeast El Paso, a sewer scope before closing shows the condition of a line that may be 60 years old.
Every Northeast El Paso job starts with a camera. These are the services Northeast homeowners, landlords and businesses use most.
Clears scale, roots and grease from mid-century cast iron and clay lines in Northeast El Paso homes and businesses.
Main line clogs and slow drains cleared in Northeast El Paso homes and rentals, then checked on camera.
See the condition of a 50- to 70-year-old line before you buy, sell or repair, with a photo report.
Scheduled jetting and camera checks for Dyer Street restaurants and Northeast rental properties.
Find sewer gas leaks in Northeast El Paso homes and businesses, from cracked pipe to failed vents.
Line cracked cast iron under the slab without breaking up floors, tile or the driveway.
Four documented steps, from camera to final check.
A camera goes into the line first to find the exact problem and where it is.
You get photos, video and a plain-English explanation of what we found and your repair options.
Jetting, lining or a trenchless repair, whichever solves the cause, not just the symptom.
We run the camera again after the work and document the result for your records.
Plenty of plumbers guess. We document. That’s why property managers and restaurant operators keep calling us back.
After each inspection you receive the footage, still photos of each problem, and our recommendation in writing. Share it with your owner, your insurer or your contractor.
If a line only needs cleaning, we won’t sell you a replacement. The camera decides, not the invoice.
We work with Spartan Tool and attend the WWETT Show every year to stay current on inspection and cleaning technology.
Operations are led by Licensed Master Plumber Ubaldo Torres, who oversees diagnostics and quality on every project.
5.0 ★★★★★ on Google, from verified customer reviews. Read our Google reviews →
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“I had been referred by the Property Management Company of my HOA and they were at my house in less than 2 hours. Very professional and completed the repairs and replacements within 1 1/2 hours!! Amazing!!!”
Debra K. · Homeowner, referred by HOA property management
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“Highly recommend! Had plumbing issues with cast iron piping at my parents house this company hydro jetted and cleared the pipes completely. The people that showed up were very professional and put my mind at ease.”
Isela T. · Hydro jetting, cast iron lines
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★★★★★
“Great service very professional fast and clean.”
Bryan M. · Plumbing pipe repair
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Still have a question? Call (915) 858 0166 and talk to the people doing the work.
Also serving nearby: Central El Paso · East El Paso · All service areas
Homes from the 1950s to the early 1970s commonly have cast iron under the slab and clay or cast iron laterals. A camera inspection confirms what you actually have and how much life it has left.
Water and wastewater service on Fort Bliss has been run by Fort Bliss Water Services Company since 2004, so on-post housing is handled through the installation. We serve off-post homes, rentals and businesses throughout the Northeast.
Yes. Many Northeast homes are 50 to 70 years old. A sewer scope before closing shows cracks, roots, scale or sags, and the footage gives you something concrete to negotiate with.
Yes. We jet kitchen and main lines, clear floor drains and inspect lines for restaurants, retail and offices along Dyer Street and throughout the Northeast.
We serve ZIP codes 79924, 79934 and 79904, including Castner Heights, North Hills, Mountain Park, Park Foothills, Angel’s Triangle, Milagro Hills, Sandstone Ranch and Campo del Sol.
It depends on what the camera finds, so we inspect first. You see the footage, then get a written quote before any work starts. Spot repairs, lining and full replacement are priced very differently, and we explain why we recommend one over the other.
Rust-colored stains, slow drains throughout the house, sewer odor indoors, and recurring clogs in the same spot are common. Cast iron corrodes from the inside and scales up, which narrows the pipe. A camera inspection shows how much wall is left and whether descaling or lining makes sense.
Often, yes. Cured-in-place lining can renew many under-slab drain lines through existing cleanouts, so we avoid jackhammering floors. We confirm the pipe’s size, bends and condition on camera first and tell you honestly if lining won’t work.
In general, the property owner is responsible for the private service line from the building to the public main, and the utility handles the main. El Paso Water explains customer rights and responsibilities, and we can locate where your line ties in so you know which side a problem is on.
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