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From the West Side to Socorro, one camera-first crew based in the Lower Valley. Find your area to see what we see in your neighborhood’s sewer lines.
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U.T. Trenchless provides trenchless sewer repair, hydro jetting, drain cleaning, sewer camera inspections, smoke testing and pipe lining across El Paso and Socorro, TX. Our shop is at 8408 Valdespino Street in the Lower Valley, and we serve West El Paso, the Upper Valley, Central El Paso, Downtown, Northeast El Paso, East El Paso, Far East El Paso, the Lower Valley and Mission Valley, and the City of Socorro.
Every part of town has its own sewer story. Central and Downtown homes and buildings date back a century, the Northeast and East Side grew fast in the 1950s to the 1970s, the Upper and Lower Valleys sit on wet river-valley soil, and much of the Far East was built after 2000. That’s why every job starts with a camera, and why each area page below explains what we typically find there.
Choose your part of town for local sewer problems, neighborhoods and ZIP codes we cover, and answers to local questions.
79912, 79932, 79922. Hillside homes around Coronado Hills and Mesa Hills, plus the Mesa Street and Sunland Park Drive corridor.
79932, 79922. Large lots on Rio Grande flood plain, with long service lines, big trees and irrigation ditches.
79902, 79903. Kern Place, Sunset Heights, Manhattan Heights and the UTEP area, with some of the city’s oldest pipe.
79901. Historic buildings, restaurants, hotels and apartments around San Jacinto Plaza and Mills Avenue.
79924, 79934, 79904. 1950s to 1970s homes from Castner Heights to Mountain Park, and businesses along Dyer Street.
79925, 79935, 79936. Album Park, Eastwood, Cielo Vista and Pebble Hills, plus medical and retail around Cielo Vista Mall.
79938, 79928. Newer homes in Tierra Del Este and Mission Ridge, and growing retail along Joe Battle and Zaragoza.
79907, 79915. Our home base: Ysleta and the Mission Trail, 1950s to 1970s homes on clay-rich valley soil.
79927. Newly sewered neighborhoods, high groundwater and a fast-growing Horizon Boulevard corridor.
79928. Newer subdivisions, sandy soil and busy restaurant kitchens along Horizon Boulevard.
79835. Newly connected colonias, rural lots and roots from irrigated yards in the Upper Valley.
79849. Historic district, older lines and newer sewer connections along Socorro Road.
The same camera-first services, wherever you are in El Paso or Socorro.
High-pressure water scours grease, scale and roots off the pipe wall, in homes and commercial kitchens citywide.
Main line clogs, slow drains and floor drains cleared, with a camera check so the clog doesn’t come right back.
See inside your line, locate the problem and get a photo report before anyone recommends a repair.
Scheduled jetting and camera checks for restaurants, property managers and commercial buildings.
Find the source of sewer gas odors by locating cracked pipes, bad connections and open vents.
Seal cracked, rooted or corroded pipe from the inside without digging up floors, yards or parking lots.
Four documented steps, from the first camera run to the 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.
We serve West El Paso, the Upper Valley, Central El Paso, Downtown, Northeast El Paso, East El Paso, Far East El Paso, the Lower Valley and Mission Valley, and the City of Socorro, TX. Our shop is at 8408 Valdespino Street in the Lower Valley.
Check the area pages above for neighborhoods and ZIP codes, or call (915) 858 0166 with your address and we’ll confirm.
Inside El Paso, El Paso Water says property owners are responsible for the sewer service line from the tap at the main into the property. In Socorro and other areas served by the Lower Valley Water District, the line on your property is also yours. That private line is what we inspect, clean and repair.
Yes. We work on restaurants, apartments, medical offices, retail and warehouses across El Paso and Socorro, and we plan visits around your business hours.
Sewer problems look alike from the outside, but the fix for roots, scale, a sag or a cracked pipe is different. The camera shows the cause and location first, so you only pay for the repair you actually need.
Yes. Beyond the city, our service areas include Socorro, Horizon City, San Elizario, Canutillo and much of the Lower Valley, and we regularly work in nearby unincorporated neighborhoods. If you are not sure whether you are covered, call with your address and we will tell you right away.
No. We don’t price by ZIP code. The cost depends on what the camera shows: pipe material, depth, length, access and whether the line can be lined or needs a section replaced. You get a written quote before any work starts, wherever you are.
Central El Paso and Downtown have many of the oldest lines, often clay or cast iron from before the 1970s, followed by parts of the Lower Valley and the older sections of the Northeast and East Side. Older pipe is more likely to crack, scale or let roots in, so a camera inspection is worth it before buying or remodeling.
We are based in El Paso and run crews across all of our service areas every day, so most calls are scheduled quickly. For a backup or overflow, call and we will give you a real arrival window on the phone. Planned work like camera inspections, hydro jetting and trenchless lining is booked at a time that suits you.
Yes. Our trenchless equipment goes wherever we work, from West El Paso to Socorro. Whether lining is the right fix depends on the pipe itself, not the neighborhood, so we camera the line first and tell you honestly if a dig-and-replace section is needed instead.
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