Septic/Sewer Services
Inspections, repairs, septic tank cleaning and sewer or water line excavation for homes and businesses around Cincinnati.
Sewer and septic trouble usually starts small. You might see slow drains in more than one fixture, hear gurgling toilets, smell sewage in the basement or yard, or find a soggy patch over the line. Older clay and cast iron sewer lines can crack, shift or fill with tree roots. Homes on septic need the tank cleaned on a regular schedule to keep solids out of the drain field. We handle inspections, repairs, septic tank cleaning, and sewer or water line excavation repair for homes and businesses. First we find the actual problem and where it is. Then we explain what the fix involves before any digging starts. When a line has to come up, we excavate, repair or replace the damaged section, and backfill. Estimates are free. We're licensed (#2436D) and fully insured, and we take emergency calls 24/7 for backups that can't wait. Call (513) 951-3015 or send us a request.
What this covers
- Sewer and septic inspections
- Sewer line repairs
- Septic system repairs
- Septic tank cleaning
- Sewer line excavation repair
- Water line excavation repair
Common questions
What are the signs of a sewer line problem?
The common signs are several drains backing up at once, gurgling from toilets or floor drains, and sewage odors. A wet or sunken spot in the yard over the line is another. If you notice any of these, go easy on running water and give us a call.
How often should a septic tank be cleaned?
It depends on tank size and how many people live in the house. Many households fall somewhere around every three to five years. Waiting too long lets solids reach the drain field, which is a much bigger repair, so we'll inspect and clean the tank and tell you what schedule fits.
Do you repair water lines as well as sewer lines?
Yes. Our excavation repair work covers both sewer and water lines that run underground between the house and the main. We dig down to the damaged section, repair or replace it, and backfill.