DASHPOINT, WA – February 23, 2026 – PRESSADVANTAGE –
Spartan Plumbing Inc., a professional plumbing company serving Pierce County since 1958, has announced the expansion of its trenchless sewer lining services in response to increasing demand for less invasive pipe repair solutions in Dash Point, Tacoma, and surrounding communities.
The expansion reflects a growing interest among residential and commercial property owners in alternatives to traditional sewer line excavation. Sewer lining by Spartan Plumbing Inc. for Dashpoint residents now includes advanced camera inspection technology and modern pipe restoration techniques designed to reduce the need for extensive digging and surface disruption.
“Property owners are increasingly aware that sewer line problems don’t automatically mean tearing up their yards anymore,” said Mason McCleary, Operations Manager at Spartan Plumbing Inc. “Our expanded sewer lining services allow us to restore damaged pipes from the inside out, typically completing projects in a single day while preserving landscaping, driveways, and other surface structures.”
Trenchless sewer lining involves inserting a flexible, resin-saturated liner into an existing damaged pipe. Once positioned, the liner is cured in place, forming a new interior pipe wall within the original structure. The resulting pipe is designed to seal cracks, close gaps, and address damage caused by tree root intrusion, corrosion, or age-related deterioration.
According to the company, this method is particularly applicable in areas of Pierce County where aging sewer infrastructure is common. Older residential neighborhoods frequently experience issues related to deteriorating clay or cast-iron pipes. In such cases, trenchless lining may provide a rehabilitation option without requiring full pipe removal.
Before recommending a repair approach, plumbers in Dashpoint, WA, conduct a video camera inspection to assess the condition of the sewer line. The inspection process allows plumbers to identify blockages, fractures, root intrusion, or collapsed sections. Based on the findings, property owners may be presented with options that include spot repairs, full pipe lining, or, when necessary, traditional excavation and replacement.
Company representatives stated that the diagnostic approach is intended to provide property owners with repair recommendations based on documented pipe conditions rather than assumptions. By visually confirming the extent of damage, technicians can determine whether trenchless lining is structurally appropriate for the specific system.
The expansion occurs as many property owners throughout Pierce County evaluate the condition of sewer systems installed decades ago. Traditional excavation methods typically involve digging trenches to remove and replace damaged pipes. In addition to repair costs, excavation can require restoration of landscaping, hardscaping, and driveways. Project timelines may extend over several days depending on site conditions.
In contrast, trenchless sewer lining is generally completed with minimal surface disruption. Access points are typically created through existing cleanouts or limited entry areas, reducing the need for widespread digging. The curing process can often be completed within hours, allowing wastewater service to be restored the same day in many cases.
“We’ve invested in training and equipment to ensure our technicians can handle the full spectrum of sewer line challenges,” McCleary explained. “From routine maintenance to emergency repairs, our goal is to provide Pierce County residents with reliable, long-lasting solutions that minimize disruption to their daily lives.”
Industry data indicate that trenchless technologies have become more widely adopted over the past two decades as materials and installation techniques have improved. Municipalities and private contractors increasingly use cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining to rehabilitate aging infrastructure. Residential applications have followed similar trends, particularly in established communities with mature landscaping and limited excavation access.
Spartan Plumbing Inc. stated that the expanded service area includes Dash Point and other communities throughout Pierce County where mature trees and established properties can make excavation more complex. Tree root intrusion remains a common cause of sewer line damage in the region, especially in properties with older clay pipes.
Beyond sewer lining services, Spartan Plumbing Inc. continues to serve as a comprehensive plumber in Tacoma, WA, offering residential and commercial plumbing, water heater services including heat pump systems, drain clearing, and 24/7 emergency response. The company maintains its commitment to transparent pricing and customer-first service that has characterized its operations for over six decades.
Spartan Plumbing Inc. maintains its headquarters in Tacoma and serves Auburn, Bonney Lake, Buckley, Dash Point, Enumclaw, Federal Way, Fife, Fircrest, Graham, Gig Harbor, Kent, Lacey, Lakewood, Olympia, Puyallup, Spanaway, Sumner, University Place, Yelm, and Joint Base Lewis-McChord.
Company representatives stated that senior and military discounts remain available, reflecting the organization’s longstanding presence in a region with a significant military population. Joint Base Lewis-McChord, located within the service area, has historically contributed to the company’s customer base.
As infrastructure across Pierce County continues to age, property owners are expected to evaluate repair and rehabilitation strategies that balance cost, longevity, and property impact. Trenchless sewer lining represents one of several available approaches for addressing deteriorating sewer lines, depending on structural conditions and regulatory requirements.
By expanding its trenchless capabilities, Spartan Plumbing Inc. aims to meet regional demand for repair methods that limit excavation and preserve surface features while addressing underlying pipe damage.
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For more information about Spartan Plumbing Inc – Dashpoint, WA, contact the company here:
Spartan Plumbing Inc – Dashpoint, WA
Mason McCleary
+12536559925
info@spartanplumbinginc.com
Dashpoint, WA
