Kitchen drains slowing before service
Usually a trap past its interval, and a line downstream already coated. Both get dealt with in the same visit.
Serving Ohio since 1960
Open 24 hours, 7 days
Our own fleet and crews
Scheduled or reactive
What We Do for Businesses
Commercial work usually has a constraint attached: a kitchen that has to open, a tenant who cannot lose the parking lot, a schedule that will not move. Tell us the constraint with the scope and we will price the job that actually has to happen.
Commercial Grease Traps
Scheduled service for restaurants and commercial kitchens, on an interval that suits the site.
Learn more →High-Pressure Sewer Jetting
Cuts grease, sludge and roots off the pipe wall instead of boring a hole through them.
Learn more →Jet-Vac & Vactor Service
Combination jetting and vacuum recovery, so debris leaves site rather than moving downstream.
Learn more →TV Sewer Inspection
A camera down the line shows the condition of the pipe before anyone digs.
Learn more →Hydro-Excavation
Water and vacuum open the ground, so what is buried in it stays intact.
Learn more →Catch Basin Cleaning
Clearing the sump before grit reaches the storm system it was meant to protect.
Learn more →Emergency Services
Open 24 hours, 7 days, including holidays. Somebody who knows the work answers.
Learn more →What Usually Prompts the Call
Commercial work tends to arrive as a symptom with a deadline attached rather than as a specification. These are the ones we see most, and what they normally turn into.
A trap nobody has a schedule for
Many municipalities set an interval for grease interceptors. If yours does, tell us what it is and we will work to it rather than guess.
Water standing in the lot
Usually basins silted to the outlet, so they have stopped trapping anything. On a commercial site that is also a liability question.
The same line blocks on the busiest day
Clearing it again treats the symptom. A camera finds whether it is grease, roots or something structural.
Ground to open near live services
Hydrovac excavation exposes what is buried without a cutting edge working blind against it, which matters on an occupied site.
Something failing right now
We are open 24 hours and take emergency callouts at any hour, including holidays.
Working Around Your Hours
Commercial work rarely fits neatly into a weekday. A kitchen cleans down late, a retail unit cannot lose its parking at midday, a plant has one shutdown window in the year, and a tenant has a lease that says the site stays usable.
We are open 24 hours, 7 days, so working outside your business hours is a normal arrangement rather than an exception. Tell us the window along with the scope and we will price the job that has to happen inside it, including any traffic control or site protection the location needs.
What Drives the Price
We do not publish prices, because the same service is a different job on two sites. What moves the number is the size and number of what is being serviced, how easily a truck reaches it, the condition of what we find, whether the work is on a schedule or a callout, disposal, and any access or after-hours requirement the site carries.
Send the scope and we will price it. Estimates are free, and where the work is recurring we will quote the interval rather than the visit.
Service Agreements
Anything that silts up, greases up or takes root intrusion is cheaper on a schedule than on discovery. We will set an interval that suits the site and keep to it, so it stops being something anyone has to remember.
Waste is hauled and disposed of through the correct channels. If your records or an inspection call for documentation of what was removed and where it went, say so with the scope and we will confirm what we can provide.
Talk to Somebody Who Knows the Work
Open 24 hours, 7 days, across 23 Ohio counties.