Get matched with top sewer main clearers in Circleville, OH

"Great! They arrived within an hour, and had everything done in about 30 minutes. Charged a little over $300 (another plumber wanted to charge between $400 and $500). The guy was courteous, professional, and cleaned everything up."

"Tracy did a great job of clearing the drain on my bathroom sink and kitchen sink too, which I wasn't expecting. They drain beautifully."

"Heath and his crew carefully excavated around the area of the suspected blockage or break and found that the original drain line had not been properly connected when it was originally installed and had caused the four-inch plastic drain line to become clogged with mud and stop working. Heath connected the four-inch drain line as it should have been connected when it was originally installed. He connected the drain line from the house and the existing clean-out pipe to the existing drain line with a 45 degree elbow. <br /> Before I called Eand B Wooley, I had started to install a collection sump box where the four-inch line connects to the six-inch farmer's tile drain line. Heath connected the lower end of the green four-inch PVC drain line to the six-inch farmer's tile drain line and my collection sump box with another 45 degree elbow to complete the installation. He tested the connection and the water flow to make certain the line was draining properly before filling in the area he had excavated. After confirming that the drain lines were working, he carefully filled in the areas of excavation and leveled the ground to make certain damage to the surrounding grass was minimized. <br /> I was completely impressed by the professional work Heath and his crew accomplished to isolate, identify and correct the problem of the original installation. Heath's services were very cost-effective. While the results of the new installation haven't been tested by a heavy rain and high ground water, I'm confident the system will work better than originally installed. <br /> I highly recommend Eand B Wooley for anyone's excavation and drain line problem-solving and repair. <br />"

"Daniel Neal was a great help fixing my sewer issue. Great energy and informative. Highly recommend "

"Proposal was not clear. I had to review the scope of the job several times with Craig. Unfortunately, after the first day, I was told there would be additional charges for work he had performed that day. We negotiated to A mutually agreed compromise. Due to illness, there were several starts and stops along the way. Finally finished a few days later than expected. I was left with a big cleanup job in the basement. They swept, but not thoroughly and didn't cover a thing as they had promised. I would use them again but would be very clear on what I expected as a result and pricing"

"Seth is an amazing worker. He diagnosed my issue quickly and got my drain open and flowing in no time. I will definitely be using his services for any future needs!"

"We had neglected our septic system. It was full and then caused the main line from the house to clog. Since we missed any warning signs, the issue surfaced a few days before Thanksgiving - guests soon to arrive. Not only was Chuck's able to service our system the same day we called, they sent TWO techs out to first evacuate and then unclog our septic system. All for a very reasonable price. Thanksgiving indeed. Much appreciated!!!"

"The job went well. Oliver came out with power snake and camera to clear clog. Roots had grown into sewer pipe leading to aerater. The original pipe was thin and pipe crumbled. A final solution was needed. James and Jason came out excavated the area where pipe need to be replaced. They replaced pipe with clean out plug. They also installed a riser over tank."

"I couldn't say enough high praises for this company. Our sewer line started to backup, and Underground Connections was the second company we called. When the first company came in, they did a rather superficial exploration. Our clean-out was in the crawl space, but they declined to go down there or try to figure out how the piping was laid down. As a result, they misdiagnosed the problem and gave us an estimate of approximately $1400. When their solution failed, they proposed a heavy-handed alternative, which involved ripping out concrete pavement just outside the house. The work would have cost us close to $9000 if not more. This was enough to lose confidence in that company which we have used several times in the past. This is when I called the Underground Connections. When their technicians came in, I explained the situation to one of them. He went down to the crawl space with me, listened carefully to what I had to say, thought about it, contemplated various possibilities, and proposed an approach that was most unpleasant (dirty/smelly) for him but most effective in solving the actual problem. The work was set to take place two days from this initial visit. To my surprise, they were able to come back the very next day (one day earlier than what we originally scheduled) and take care of the issue in well under two hours. The total cost was $400! Beyond the saving, we are extremely impressed by their work ethics and willingness to help us in the very stressful situation. I highly recommend this company."

"Bernie has been doing this work for 35 years and genuinely seems to enjoy it.  He took a slow, careful approach using one cutting blade on the cable which he worked gently back and forth to cut the roots growing in the pipe.  The roots wrapped around the cable as he extracted it from the pipe.  Then he replaced that cutter with a double blade and cut out more roots which again encircled the cable.  As we flushed the pipe from the rear of the house, the water was filled with sediment and then it finally ran clear.    Only one of our lines was clogged and he did NOT try to persuade us to do the one that seemed to be running okay.   <br /> We were so pleased we had him do the storm drain on our other house a mile away which has old plastic pipe.   This time, he used only the cable without a cutter for fear of breaking the fragile pipe.  The technique worked.  Roots again wrapped the cable and sediment flowed out the pipe until it was flushed and the water ran clear. <br />"