
Water and sewer pipe Replacement
Professional installation and replacement of your water and sewer pipes for a reliable and compliant system.
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Water entry and sewer pipes are essential components of your home. Over time, these pipes can deteriorate, crack, or become clogged, causing serious problems like leaks, low water pressure, or sewer backups. Defective pipes can also contaminate your drinking water or cause significant damage to your property. Preventive replacement of old lead, galvanized iron, or clay pipes with modern materials ensures a reliable system compliant with current standards.

Elimination of contamination risks from lead or rust
Significant improvement in flow and pressure
Functional sewer system that drains effectively
Deep knowledge of municipal regulations and permit processes in the Montreal area.
We manage all communications with the city and municipal services.
Specialized equipment and experienced team to minimize disruptions.
Warranty on our installation work for your protection.
Camera inspection and precise location of your existing pipes
Complete management of municipal permits and coordination with the city
Careful excavation of trench from your home to municipal pipe
Installation of PEX or copper pipes (water) and PVC (sewer) according to standards
Connection to municipal systems and city inspection
Trench backfilling and complete terrain restoration
Certified and insured contractor
Quick and efficient intervention
Work guaranteed in writing
When there are leaks, low water pressure or sewer backups, or when the pipes are still lead, galvanized iron or clay.
Yes. We get the municipal permits and handle communications with the City, up to its inspection of the connection.
Camera inspection and locating the pipes, permits, digging the trench from the house to the municipal line, laying the new pipes, connection and City inspection, then backfilling and restoring the yard.
PEX or copper for water, and PVC for the sewer.
Yes, in writing, against leaks and defects: the new pipes must stay watertight and working.
In Montréal, the City's RénoPlex program pays part of replacing a lead water service line. See our Grants page.
A question right now?438-795-8900info@fondationsgl.ca