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We have a house that was built in the early 70s, that we have lived in for 2 years now. There is a sump pump in the crawl space that exits into a drain line that goes into the backyard. Our septic is on the other side of the crawl space and it empties into the front yard. We have a utility...

I already asked the Water Company. They can't refer anybody. But they do say " As a general guideline only, we find that the cost of a service line in a residential subdivision typically costs $900 to $1,800. However, steep topography, unusual obstacles or landscaping, and complexity of the...

Thanks for the reply. Not sure how deep they have to go, and where I live, it is kind of a clay type soil. I have more estimates coming. The water company said it usually ranges from $750-$1800, but they said that can vary depending on a lot of circumstances.

I am in the process of getting estimates to have my home hooked up to city water, where I live. I have already got one estimate, and it seems awfully high to me. Basically, the job will involve running and trenching about 200ft 1" K-Soft Copper piping to the house from the water main, hook up...