D&S Plumbing Gallery

Replacement of Sewer Lines

In this video, Owner Daniel Groover shows a newly replaced sewer line from home to the city tap. The customer had cast iron pipes that had deteriorated and collapsed. A two-man crew dug out the old cast iron, tied new PVC pipes into the outlet in the home's foundation & city tap, included clean-out access, then back-filled & cleaned up.

Installation of Kitchen Sink, Garbage Disposal, and Dishwasher

Before and after: kitchen sink, garbage disposal, and dishwasher install. From roughed-in plumbing to finished work. Click on any image to enlarge.

Complete kitchen remodel after a house fire. We did rough-in work and then install. Under the sink, the hot water supply is split between the faucet and dishwasher. The cold water supply is split between the sink and refrigerator (not shown). The dishwasher drains into the garbage disposal, and all drain into a single P-trap, then out to sewer lines. (Also installed gas stove, not shown.)

Finished Plumbing — Plumbing Installation in Mcdonough, GA

Dish Washer — Plumbing Repair in Mcdonough, GA

Cabinet — Tank Less Water Heater in Mcdonough, GA

Min Renovation in the Kitchen — Tank Less Water Heater in Mcdonough, GA

Fashion Bathroom Sink Install

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Customer updating a powder room. Existing copper plumbing had to reconfigure a bit to tie in supply lines. From roughed-in supply and drain lines, to finished product.

Fashion Sink Before — Plumbing installation in Mcdonough, GA

Customer Updating a Powder Room — Water Lines in Mcdonough, GA

After Installing Sink — Sinks in Mcdonough, GA

Septic Tank Installation

The waste line comes from the home to t he septic tank. The drain lines from the home are buried approximately 12-14 inches deep.

Waste Line Coming from Home to Septic Tank.

Waste feeds into the septic tank.

Those stacks in the background are 240 feet of field lines. That's what they look like before going into the ground.

The size of the septic tank and the required length of the field lines is determined by the number of bedrooms in the home (which determines how many people can legally live in it).

Distribution box distributes dirty water to field lines.

After waste is processed, the water feeds into the distribution box ... (right)

... then to the field lines. (Sorry, no pictures of the field lines and finished/filled-in work.)

The field lines are buried 48-60 inches deep, depending on the soil.

(Sorry, D&S Plumbing no longer provides this service. This page is purely for public educational purposes.)