Commercial Water & Sewer Line Repair Minneapolis & St. Paul
Family Owned & Operated
Searching for a reliable contractor? Triple E Water and Sewer stands out. With 20+ years of experience, we specialize in sewer and water repairs, new construction hook-ups, and seamless septic conversions.
Water Line Repair
A water line leak can become expensive quickly. Puddles from a leak encourage tree roots to grow into and get tangled with the water line. A water line leak can also cause extensive structural damage which may threaten the safety of your building. Water line leaks can also drive up the cost on your next water bill.
Sewer Line Repair
Triple E offers sewer line installation, repair, and replacement. We also offer emergency and commercial sewer line replacement. If you are building a new home or a commercial space or need a repair for your current location, we can help starting with our free online estimates.
Catch Basin Storm Drain
Storm drains and catch basins are often mistaken as the same thing, but their functions are quite different. Storm drains redirect flood waters on city street, while catch basins collect water in front of homes and drain into the city’s sewer system. One thing they do share is that they are both at great risk of damage during the freezing Arden Hills winters.
Gate Valve Repair
The curb valve and stop box connect a structure’s pipes to the city’s sewer system. If a breakdown or leak occurs, it can cost you thousands in repair. Triple E offers emergency and commercial repair for gate valves.
Water Main Installation
Triple E offers water main installation for new homes and commercial structures. Get the job done right the first time with our team of licensed and experienced technicians. We also offer emergency water main repair. We offer free estimates and financing.
Commercial Utility Installation
The curb valve and stop box connect a structure’s pipes to the city’s sewer system. If a breakdown or leak occurs, it can cost you thousands in repair. Triple E offers emergency and commercial repair for curb vales or stop boxes.
Stormwater Management Systems
Natural drainage patterns have changed over time, especially in urban areas, due to increases in impervious surfaces. Hardscapes, such as concrete and asphalt, prevent rainfall from being absorbed and can lead to increased water volumes and transport of nutrients.