From a snake in a kitchen sink to a full sewer replacement with county-approved concrete restoration — we are the only call you need to make. Master-plumber owned since 1980. Licensed & insured throughout Allegheny County and Western Pennsylvania.
Most plumbers can run a snake. A few can run a camera. Almost none can dig the yard, replace the line, pour the concrete, and walk you through the Allegheny County inspection.
We do all of it — in-house. With our own crews, our own excavator, and our own concrete and restoration team.
That's why our customers don't get bounced from contractor to contractor when the job gets real. One company. One warranty. One promise.
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Run by a Pennsylvania-licensed master plumber. The standard is set on every single job — by the owner of the company.
Sewage backing up at 2am? We answer the phone — and we come out. No weekend surcharge games.
We don't sub out the dig. Our excavator. Our operator. Our schedule. One company, one warranty.
You know the number before we start. No surprise invoices. If the scope changes, we stop and re-quote.
Pennsylvania master plumber license. Fully insured. Certificate available on request — or just ask the tech in your driveway.
We back every job in writing. If we did it, we stand behind it. Period.
Everything beneath your home or yard — diagnosed, fixed, and restored by one crew.
Professional-grade Rigid push cameras and self-leveling locators put eyes inside your line. You see what we see on the screen. We record the inspection and send you the file. No diagnosis without proof.
High-pressure water — up to 4,000 PSI — scours the inside of the pipe back to bare metal or bare clay. Grease, scale, roots, sludge: gone. A snake punches a hole through a clog. A jetter removes it.
For tighter lines — kitchen branches, lavatory drains, tubs — where a full jetter is overkill. Professional sectional machines with the right cable for the pipe. Right tool, right line, right result.
When a sewer line is collapsed, bellied, or made of failing Orangeburg or clay tile, replacement is the honest answer. We dig the trench, set new SDR-35 or schedule-40 PVC to spec, tie into the city main correctly, backfill to code, and restore the surface — all by Wahl crews.
Not every job needs the yard torn open. Pipe bursting, cured-in-place lining (CIPP), and spot repairs replace the line through two small access pits instead of a 60-foot trench. We'll tell you honestly when trenchless fits — and when it doesn't.
The pipe under your basement floor that collects every drain in the house. When cast iron rusts through or clay tile cracks, you don't smell it until you smell it. We cut, excavate, replace, re-bed, and pour new concrete to match — camera-verified before close-up.
Most plumbers leave a pile of dirt and a hole in your floor. We don't. Our team pours, finishes, and saw-cuts concrete — basement floors, sidewalks, driveways, garage slabs, sewer cleanout boxes. When we leave, the only sign we were there is a working drain.
Proper backfill is a real engineering job — wrong material or wrong compaction causes that soft spot in the yard a year later. We backfill in lifts with the correct material (limestone, 2A, or native), compact properly, and finish to the original grade.
Selling a home in Allegheny County? Most municipalities require a dye test or video inspection before transfer. Failed test? You need a contractor who can move fast and pull permits the next morning. We do this weekly. We know your inspector.
A "rain leader" is the underground pipe carrying water from your downspouts away from the foundation. When they clog or collapse, water goes in your basement — and many Pittsburgh municipalities require code-mandated separation from your sanitary sewer.
We answer the phone at 11pm on a Sunday. We come out. We bring the camera and the jetter the first trip. We do not stack trip charges, diagnostic fees, and weekend fees on top of the bill. One upfront price, just like a weekday call.
Sewer and drain work is where most plumbing companies show their seams. Here's where we don't.
Most plumbing companies sub-contract excavation, concrete, and restoration to two or three other crews. Every handoff is a chance for the schedule to slip and the warranty to disappear. Our excavator. Our concrete crew. Our restoration team.
Cast iron from the 50s. Clay tile from the 30s. Orangeburg from the 60s. Lead bends. Galvanized eaten through. Pittsburgh has the country's oldest housing stock, and we've fixed all of it.
If snaking solves it, we snake it. If a spot repair beats a full replacement, we do the spot repair. We get one shot at being your plumber for life — we won't blow it.
You get the flat-rate price upfront — in writing — before we start. If the scope changes mid-dig, we stop, re-quote, you decide. No "well, it got more complicated" call from the field.
Not investor-owned. The owner started in the field at 19, holds a Pennsylvania master plumber license, and still walks the big jobs. When the standard slips on a Wahl job, the owner's name is on the truck.
Family-owned in Oakdale, PA since 1980. We sponsor your kid's team. We worship at your church. We don't disappear after the check clears — because we'll see you at the grocery store on Saturday.
Most Pittsburgh-area homes have one of these underground. A 30-minute camera inspection tells you which — and what it means.
Strong, but rusts from the inside out. The bottom goes first — creating a "channel" where the pipe looks fine from above but is essentially a half-pipe full of sewage.
Held together by hub joints. Tree roots find every joint. Once cracked, the cracks propagate fast. Common in older Pittsburgh and South Hills neighborhoods.
Bituminized fiber pipe — basically tar paper rolled into a tube. Sold as permanent. Was not. If your home was built in this window and the sewer hasn't been replaced, assume Orangeburg until a camera proves otherwise.
The modern standard. SDR-35 or schedule-40. When it fails, it's almost always at a fitting, a tie-in, or because the bedding settled — not because the pipe itself failed.
No mystery. No surprises. Here's the playbook from your first call to the final inspection.
Same-day appointments most days. 24/7 emergency. A real Pittsburgh-based person answers — not a robot.
We bring the camera the first trip. You watch the screen with the tech. We diagnose what's actually wrong.
Multiple options (snake, jet, trenchless, full replacement). Standard and Wahl Club member pricing. Your call.
Wahl crews, Wahl equipment, Wahl warranty. Permits pulled. Inspector coordinated. Concrete and restoration included.
We camera the finished line. You see it works. Written workmanship guarantee in your hand before we pull off.
We get it. That's why we offer real financing — no high-pressure sales pitch, just options.
Based in Oakdale, PA — covering Pittsburgh and every township in between. If you're a short drive from Allegheny County, call us anyway. We probably cover you.
The questions we get every week from Pittsburgh-area homeowners.
Don't wait. The faster we get a camera in there, the smaller the bill. Same-day appointments most days. 24/7 emergency response.
