Plumbing, Sewer & Drain Services in Evansville
Cundia handles the plumbing jobs that are too big to put off: sewer line repair and trenchless replacement, whole-home repiping, water heater and tankless installs, hydro-jetting, commercial plumbing and backflow prevention, stormwater systems, sump pumps and backwater valves. Tell us about the job through the quote form and get a written scope back.
Get a Cundia quote in Evansville
Tell us what is going on, where the property is, and anything you already know: the age of the pipes, past repairs, inspection videos. We review every request and reply with next steps.
- Sewer & trenchless
- Whole-home repiping
- Water heaters & tankless
- Commercial & backflow
Indiana has a high water table in many areas, clay soils and basements that rely on sump pumps. Storm sewers fill during heavy rain, and older homes in older cities have galvanized or cast iron plumbing.
Seven Plumbing & Drain Services in Evansville
We focus on the jobs that matter most to a building: the sewer line, the pipes inside the walls, the water heater, the drains, and the systems that keep water out of the basement. Homes and commercial properties.
Camera inspection, spot repairs and full sewer line replacement, including trenchless pipe bursting and lining.
Repeated backups, slow drains on the lowest floor, sewage smell in the yard or roots in the line usually point to a damaged sewer lateral. We start with a camera inspection so you can see the cracks, offsets, bellies or root intrusions for yourself. From there the options are a spot repair, a full replacement by open trench, or a trenchless method (pipe bursting or cured-in-place lining) when the line and the site allow it. The written scope covers access points, permits, restoration of the yard or driveway, and the final inspection.
Replacement of old galvanized, polybutylene or failing copper supply lines with PEX or copper.
Low pressure across the house, rusty water, recurring pinhole leaks and older galvanized or polybutylene lines are the classic signs it is time to repipe. A whole-home repipe replaces the water supply lines from the main shut-off to every fixture, usually with PEX or copper. The job is planned room by room with small, targeted wall and ceiling openings, water service kept running as much as possible during the work, pressure testing before walls are closed, and patching included in the scope.
Tank and tankless water heater replacement and conversion, sized to your real hot water demand.
Whether the old tank is leaking, the family has outgrown it, or you want to move to tankless, the right unit depends on your hot water demand, gas supply, venting route, water hardness and available space. We size the system, handle the gas and venting work, the expansion tank and code-required safety parts, and haul away the old unit. For tankless conversions the scope spells out any gas line upsizing or new venting so there are no surprises.
High-pressure hydro-jetting for grease, scale and root build-up in main and branch drains.
A cable machine punches a hole through a clog. Hydro-jetting scours the full diameter of the pipe with high-pressure water, clearing grease, scale, sludge and fine roots. It is the right tool for main drains that keep slowing down, kitchen lines in restaurants and multi-unit buildings, and lines being prepared for lining. A camera pass before and after shows the condition of the pipe and whether a repair is needed.
Tenant improvement rough-ins, domestic water and drain upgrades, backflow preventer installation and testing.
For property and facility managers: plumbing rough-ins and fit-outs for tenant improvements, restroom and kitchen build-outs, domestic water and drain line upgrades, commercial water heaters, and backflow prevention device installation, repair and annual testing where your municipality requires it. Scopes are written so they can go straight into a capital plan or a landlord and tenant work letter.
Catch basin cleaning and repair, storm line jetting and camera inspection for commercial lots and multi-unit sites.
Parking lot catch basins fill with sediment, salt residue and debris, and once they are full the next heavy rain ends up at the loading dock or the building entrance. We clean catch basins and storm lines with vacuum and jetting equipment, camera-inspect storm laterals, and repair or rebuild damaged basins and frames. Cleaning can be set on a schedule that matches your site and any municipal stormwater requirements.
Basement flood protection: backwater valves on the main sewer, sump pits and pumps with battery backup.
If water has come up through a floor drain or seeped in during a big storm, a backwater valve on the main sewer line and a properly sized sump pump are the usual fixes. A backwater valve stops city sewer water from flowing back into the basement. A sump pit and pump, ideally with a battery backup, handle groundwater around the foundation. Installation involves cutting the basement slab, so the scope covers concrete work, permits, and any city rebate paperwork that applies.
Six Reasons Owners and Property Managers Pick Us
Built for Big Jobs
Sewer replacements, full repipes, tankless conversions and commercial work. This is the work we are set up to quote and plan properly.
Camera Before Quote
For sewer and drain work, the line gets inspected before anyone prices a dig. You see what we see.
Options Side by Side
Trenchless or open-cut, spot repair or full replacement, tank or tankless. You get the trade-offs in writing, not a single take-it-or-leave-it number.
Permits and Inspections
Work that needs a permit gets one, and the scope notes which inspections your city requires.
Homes and Commercial Buildings
Single-family homes, multiplexes, condos, retail, offices and light industrial. Same process, scaled to the building.
One Form, No Phone Tag
Send the details once through the quote form. We come back with questions or next steps in writing.
Five Steps. Every Job.
Request
Fill out the quote form with the address, the problem and anything you already know about the pipes.
Assess
Site visit, and a camera inspection for sewer and drain work, so the scope is based on what is actually there.
Options
Written scope with the realistic options for your building, what each one involves and what drives the price.
Work
Permits pulled where required, the job done to code, and the site protected while work is underway.
Close-out
Inspection where required, final testing, clean-up and the paperwork you need for your records or your insurer.
Plumbing, Sewer & Drain Services in Evansville, IN
Our Evansville team delivers the same standard of service that Cundia is known for across the United States. Whether it is a sewer line, a full repipe, a new water heater or a commercial fit-out, send the details through the quote form and we will come back with next steps.
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Cundia Plumbing & Drain in Evansville — Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my sewer line needs a repair or a full replacement?
A camera inspection answers that. A single cracked joint or one root intrusion can often be fixed with a spot repair. Repeated backups, a belly (sagging section) that holds water, a collapsed or badly offset pipe, or an old clay or cast iron line that is failing in several places usually points to replacement. The video shows the condition and the location of each defect.
Is trenchless sewer replacement always possible?
No. Trenchless methods (pipe bursting and cured-in-place lining) need a line that can be accessed at both ends and a path that is not fully collapsed or badly sagged. Local code, the pipe material, the depth and nearby utilities also matter. When trenchless does not fit, a targeted open-cut repair is the answer, and we tell you why.
What are the signs a house needs repiping?
Galvanized steel or polybutylene supply lines, low water pressure on several fixtures at once, rusty or discolored water, repeated pinhole leaks in copper, and a history of patch repairs. Whole-home repiping replaces the supply lines (usually with PEX or copper) through small, planned wall openings that get patched afterward.
Tank or tankless water heater: which one fits my home?
It depends on how much hot water you use at once, the gas line size, venting options, water hardness and the space you have. Tankless units need correct gas supply and venting, and hard water calls for a softener or regular descaling. We size the unit to your actual demand and explain the trade-offs.
Do you work on commercial buildings?
Yes. Tenant improvement rough-ins and fit-outs, domestic water and drain upgrades, water heater replacements, and backflow prevention device installation and testing where your municipality requires it. Facility and property managers can send several sites through the same quote form.
Do you still handle stormwater and catch basin work?
Yes. Catch basin cleaning, storm line jetting and camera inspection, and repairs to catch basins and storm laterals on commercial lots and multi-unit properties remain part of what we do.
Do I need a backwater valve or a sump pump?
If your basement sits below the sewer connection or you have had water come up through a floor drain, a backwater valve is worth a look. If groundwater is the issue, a sump pit and pump (with a battery backup) is the usual fix. Some cities offer rebate programs for these installs, so check with your municipality before work starts.
How do I get a quote?
Use the quote form on the contact page. Include the city, the type of property, what is happening and any reports or photos you already have. All requests go through the form so nothing gets lost.
Planning a Big Plumbing Job? Get a Written Quote.
Tell us what is going on, where the property is, and anything you already know: the age of the pipes, past repairs, inspection videos. We review every request and reply with next steps.