NASSCO CERTIFIED
IN MORGAN HILL & THE BAY AREA

Expert Sewer Solutions YOU CAN TRUST

Morgan Hill NASSCO Certified Contractors

Meeting the Needs of Customers Across the Bay Area

Sewer maintenance is an essential part of homeownership. When it’s time to find a contractor to keep your sewer lines in good condition, you want trained and certified professionals working on your home systems. Our Morgan Hill NASSCO certified contractors are leaders in the area, known for their dedication and thoroughness. A NASSCO certification means our specialists are educated and provided with the resources needed to get any sewer service job completed right the first time.

This certification isn’t just a badge; it’s your assurance that we are qualified to handle the most advanced sewer solutions, including trenchless sewer line replacement. Using methods like pipe bursting and lining, we can repair your sewer line with minimal digging, protecting your landscaping. As a leading Bay Area plumber team, our NASSCO training ensures every sewer project—from routine sewer drain cleaning to full sewer pipe replacement—is completed to the highest industry standards. This is how we provide “ultimate peace of mind.”

Our trained and certified contractors can handle all your sewer line issues, big or small.

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Private Sewer Lateral Pipe Inspection Program

In Morgan Hill, private sewer lateral pipe inspections (PSLP) are required for homes listed for sale after June 1, 2022. The PSLP program requires drainpipes connecting homes to the public sewer system to be inspected. A failure to conduct an inspection can prevent home sales transactions from being processed. Once the sewer laterals are inspected, a certified professional will provide clarification regarding next steps. Homes requiring repairs will need any problems identified in the sewer lateral inspection repaired before a release to sell can be issued.

The following homeowners or properties may be exempt from PSLP requirements:

  1. Homes built within 15 years of June 1, 2022
  2. Homes with current certification from a sewer lateral inspection conducted by the city within the past 10 yrs.
  3. Homes not connected to city sewer services
  4. Homes transferred as a gift to a family member (not in a sale)
  5. Home is being refinanced or a title is being updated (not in a sale)

Private sewer lateral drainpipes run from a home’s foundation to the street to connect to the city sewer system. It’s an important inspection requirement that can save the city money and ensure the sewer system operates properly. When lateral drain pipes are broken, it can stress city infrastructure and treatment plants.

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Why Choose a NASSCO Certified Contractor?

At Bailey Plumbing Inc., our Morgan Hill NASSCO certified contractors exemplify what is great about NASSCO contractor certification. The National Association of Sewer Service Companies (NASSCO) works hard to organize, educate, and advocate on behalf of those in the sewer services industry. The NASSCO provides the leading certification program for contractors and engineers specializing in sewer system construction, maintenance, and repair. For many professionals, completing a NASSCO certification program is a requirement to continue in their position. NASSCO was one of the first organizations of its kind to create an inspection standard for pipeline cleaning, repair, and inspection. NASSCO programs are exemplary, and they are also renowned for their safety standards and requirements.

Their organization continues to provide innovative and robust updates to their courses, ensuring contractors like ours are ready to go into the field and execute their jobs confidently and accurately. NASSCO also provides certification and training programs for inspectors, called the Inspector Training and Certification Program (ITCP.) Their combination of educational programs, inspections, and assessments ensures contractors, engineers, and specialists across the country have the skills needed to protect home sewer connections, area water programs, and city sewer systems.

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