What affects the price
- Length + depthToledo service lines are typically 4–6 ft deep.
- MethodOpen-trench: cheapest, kills landscaping. Trenchless pipe-burst: +$2K–$4K, saves yard.
- Pipe materialPEX or copper or HDPE — code dictates.
- City tap feeToledo Public Utilities tap-in fee + permit: ~$200–$400.
What's included
- Permit + Toledo Public Utilities coordination
- New service line (curb stop to house)
- Trench/pipe-burst + restoration
- Final inspection + pressure test
When to call
Recurring leaks underground, low water pressure with no fixture issue, brown water, or after a positive pressure test by a plumber. Galvanized/lead lines (common in pre-1970 Toledo homes) should be replaced regardless of age.
Related questions
Does my homeowner's insurance cover this?
Standard policies don't. Toledo Public Utilities offers a 'water service line warranty' for ~$5–$8/mo. Worth pricing before failure.
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