Underground Plumbing Installation near Shorewood, WI

Over 40 years combined experience!

Professional underground plumbing in Shorewood, WI:

Why choose us to install or replace your underground plumbing? 

Underground plumbing is almost the exact same as above ground plumbing except you need to dig a trench for the pipe. Other than that everything is nearly the same. Safety is the number one priority when installing underground pluming in a trench and every professional plumber or excavator will tell you the same thing. That’s why at Glacier Hills Plumbing we take every precaution to install safe and effective underground plumbing. We put up barriers to prevent accidents and use trench boxes if the situation calls for it. We notify utility locators before any shovel ever hits the dirt. We do everything by the book and have a 100% success record for underground plumbing installation. We have never had an injury on the job and never filed an insurance claim because we know what we’re doing and get the job done right. 

Underground Plumbing Installation:

• Sewer laterals.
• Water laterals.
• Gas lines.
• Septic tanks.
• Holding tanks.
• Basements.
• Auxiliary Buildings.
• Water lines.

Frequently Asked Questions – Plumbing Underground FAQs:

Do I need a permit to install underground plumbing? 

Yes, obtaining a plumbing permit is always a good idea. If we are out in the middle of nowhere and someone is looking for an outhouse or something we might bend the rules. However, permits are necessary so the work can be inspected and verified for the customers’ piece of mind and to be covered by insurance.

What are the first steps to installing underground plumbing? 

The first step is always to confirm that you can legally complete the job pursuant to your local codes and regulations. The next steps are to notify a utility locator service and then submit a plumbing permit application with your local government agency.

Can you install my underground plumbing under the radar because I’m trying to save money?

No, we can’t do that. We follow all the laws to keep everyone safe and healthy.