The old cast-iron drain pipes running under this Beaumont home were leaking and failing. Instead of breaking up the floors inside the house, our crew tunneled beneath the slab to reach the line. We replaced 84 feet of failed cast-iron drain pipe with new PVC and tied it back into the existing drain stack. Tunneling keeps the work outside the living space, so the floors, cabinets, and finishes stay untouched while the drain system underneath gets fully rebuilt. If you are seeing slow drains, backups, or signs of moisture under the slab in an older Beaumont home, cast-iron failure is a common cause worth checking.
What was wrong
Old cast-iron drain pipes under the home were leaking and failing.
How we fixed it
Tunneled under the slab and re-piped 84 feet of drain line with new PVC, then tied it back into the drain stack.