Family owned since 1960  |  Serving 23 Ohio counties Open 24 hours, 7 days
Darr's Cleaning vacuum trucks, jetters, a camera inspection unit and support vehicles lined up at the yard
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Our Own Trucks, Our Own Crews

Every unit here is owned and run in house. That is why scheduling depends on us rather than on a rental yard, and why the crew that turns up knows the machine it is running.

Serving Ohio since 1960 Open 24 hours, 7 days Owned, not rented Homes, businesses and municipalities
01

Pump Trucks

Vacuum tankers for septic tanks, holding tanks and liquid waste. This is the backbone of the fleet and the truck most customers see.

Septic Tank Cleaning →

A Darr's Cleaning vacuum tanker in the company's red and black livery, lettered with its services and phone number
02

Jet Trucks

High-pressure water jetting to cut grease, sludge and roots off the pipe wall and restore a line to full diameter, rather than boring a channel through whatever is in it.

High-Pressure Sewer Jetting →

A Darr's jetting truck at the roadside with its hose reels, working a line through a structure beside the road
03

Jet-Vac (Vactor) Truck

Jetting and vacuum recovery in one unit. It cleans the line and takes the debris away in the same visit, which is what municipal and larger commercial work needs.

Jet-Vac & Vactor Service →

A Darr's Cleaning crew member working the hose reel of the Jet-Vac combination unit at a roadside opening
04

Hydrovac Unit

Pressurized water breaks up the ground and the vacuum lifts it into the tank, so buried services are uncovered rather than cut into. This is the unit behind the potholing, daylighting and utility exposure work.

Hydrovac Excavation →

A Darr's vacuum truck with its suction hose running down into an open excavation beside a building
05

Sewer Camera Truck & Trailer Unit

Color camera survey of a line, so a decision to dig is based on what is actually there rather than a guess.

TV Sewer Inspection →

A Darr's Cleaning camera and inspection unit parked at a commercial facility
06

Easement Machine

Reaches sewer lines that sit in an easement behind properties, where a full-size truck cannot get to the manhole. It is the answer to the lengths of a collection system that are otherwise the hardest to maintain.

Sanitary Sewer Cleaning →

A four-wheeled easement machine with a large hose reel, jetting hose, gasoline engine and turf tires, photographed against a plain background
Before you ask

Why There Are No Numbers on This Page

Capacity, pressure and reach are not printed here, and that is deliberate rather than an oversight.

A fleet page full of specifications reads well and tells you very little, because the figure that matters is the one for the unit that actually turns up on your job. That depends on what the work needs and what is available on the day.

So the honest version is this: tell us the scope, and we will confirm which unit is coming and what it can do before you plan around it. If a job needs a capacity or a reach we cannot meet, you will hear that from us rather than find it out when the truck arrives.

The crews

The Part That Is Not Equipment

A truck is only as good as the person running it. Crews here have worked this region for years, in every condition northern Ohio produces, and the phone is answered by somebody who knows what the job involves rather than a call center.

Three Darr's crew members standing beside a box truck at the yard
Three of the crew outside the shop.

Owned, Not Rented

No waiting on a hire yard, and no unfamiliar machine turning up on your site.

Open 24 Hours

Seven days, including holidays. Emergencies get a truck, not an answering service.

One Contractor

Homes, businesses and municipalities handled by the same operation since 1960.

Need One of These on Site?

Tell us the job and we will tell you which unit it takes.