The website lists drain cleaning, hydro jetting, trenchless sewer line repair, water heater service, sump pump work and commercial plumbing. It names Ashland, Glen Allen, Midlothian, Chester and other Richmond-area communities as service areas, and says the company was established in 2000.

Listed since 04/10/2014

Plumbing and drains in Richmond

Richmond's older neighborhoods, such as the Fan, Church Hill and the Museum District, have homes where original clay sewer laterals and cast iron stacks are still in service. Clay joints shift as the local soil swells and dries, and mature oaks and maples send roots into them; inside, old cast iron corrodes and narrows. The result is slow drains and, eventually, a sewer backup. In January 2025 Richmond also showed how much a household depends on the city: a power failure at the water plant after a winter storm left about 230,000 residents without drinkable tap water until a boil advisory lifted on January 11.

What a plumbing job involves

Drain work starts with finding the cause. A camera inspection shows roots, bellies or collapsed sections, and the fix follows: cabling or hydro jetting to clear a blockage, spot repair, or trenchless lining or replacement when a line is failing. Water heater and supply line work is scoped and priced before it begins. If a burst pipe or backup has already wet the building, the plumber stops the source while a restoration company dries it. Ask for a written estimate, what the camera shows, whether a permit is needed and how long the repair is warrantied. Our guide on burst pipes and floods: plumber or restoration company first explains the order.