Top-Rated Commercial Plumbers in Akron, OH

Pumped the septic tank, which had exposed lids allowing direct access without excavation. Removed the accumulated septage, inspected the tank condition including lids, baffles, and any evidence of leaking, and completed the required septage pumping report documenting the tank type, number of tanks, and volume pumped. Hauled the septage to a licensed wastewater treatment facility for proper disposal.

Pumped one residential septic tank using the south driveway for truck access, removing septage and hauling it to a licensed wastewater treatment facility for disposal. Completed the Septage Pumping Report Form documenting tank type, material, and condition observations, with a recommended re-service interval noted for future maintenance.

Performed a visual assessment of the exterior drain pipe openings identified during the home inspection, which were found packed with mud, sediment, and debris. No cleaning or other work was performed, per the request. The pipes were evaluated to determine their function (likely sewer cleanouts or drain risers), and an estimate for cleaning them out was prepared along with a recommendation for a sewer scope of the main lateral.

Inspected the exterior sump pump discharge line and found it disconnected from the underground drainage pipe, causing discharge to pool against the foundation. Reconnected and secured the discharge line to the buried drain line, sealing the joint to ensure sump water is properly conveyed away from the structure.

Installed approximately 40 feet of 1.25" gas piping from the interior tap location at the existing meter, routed along the overhead joists and connected to the appliance supply in accordance with local code. Work was performed under the required permit, with all connections secured and ready for pressure testing and inspection.

Responded to a reported leak at a restroom double-basin stainless steel sink that was allowing water to migrate through the ceiling below. Inspected the under-sink drain assembly, including the basket strainer connections, tee fitting, and slip-joint connectors, and identified moisture and condensation at the basin underside and drain junctions as the source. Serviced the drain assembly to eliminate the leak, restoring proper function and preventing further water intrusion to the area below.

Responded to a stainless steel wall-mounted drinking fountain sputtering water and producing a loud banging noise. Inspected the unit and supply components, identified the cause of the water hammer and irregular flow, and corrected the issue to restore smooth, quiet bubbler operation. Tested the fountain through multiple cycles to verify steady water pressure, proper drainage, and no leaks.

Performed a county-required sewer system inspection, evaluating the system type, both tanks, and overall system conditions per the municipal inspection protocol. Documented all findings on the official health department inspection form, including component condition checkboxes and technician comments, and completed the form with service company information and inspector certification for submission.

Replaced the original cast iron sink drain, approximately 60 years old, due to severe corrosion and restricted flow causing recurring clogging. Also addressed the corroded vent connection noted during inspection and restored proper drainage and venting. Verified system operation after the replacement, with no leaks or blockages observed.

Responded to a clogged kitchen sink and inspected the drain line from the under-sink cabinet through the accessible basement drain piping, including the P-trap, elbow fittings, and branch connections. Cleared the obstruction from the drain line, restoring proper flow, and verified normal drainage at the fixture.

Inspected and diagnosed multiple leaks, including a broken sump pump discharge pipe at the crock, a leaking bathroom sink P-trap, an upstairs bathtub drain leaking into the lower level, and a leaking valve. Documented the corroded cast iron drain stack and couplings in the basement and the damaged sump pit discharge piping, and provided an estimate for stack replacement and necessary repairs.

Pumped approximately 2,000 gallons of septage from the existing septic system in preparation for tank replacement and documented the removal on the required state septage pumping report. Following the pump-out, the tanks were crushed and backfilled on site in accordance with abandonment requirements.

Installed approximately 20 feet of gas piping from the exterior tap point, routing the line through the basement utility space along the ceiling joists and securing it clear of existing ductwork, plumbing, and electrical. Work was completed under the required permit, with connections made and the system pressure tested for leaks prior to turnover.

Pumped and serviced a residential single-compartment jet aeration septic tank (plastic construction, estimated 1,000-gallon capacity), removing approximately 1,250 gallons of septage and hauling it to a licensed wastewater treatment facility for disposal. Completed a tank condition inspection covering the risers, riser lids, baffles/tees, and effluent filter, and noted that the lids will be exposed at grade following service.

Pumped and emptied two 1,000-gallon concrete septic tanks via accessible lids, with access managed along a long driveway, and documented the tank condition on the Ohio Department of Health septage pumping report. Transported the septage to an approved disposal site and recommended a 2-year pumping interval.

Pumped one 500-gallon and one 1,000-gallon septic tank using a single hose run, then flushed the tanks, with lids exposed for access. Documented tank conditions and completed the required septage pumping report for proper disposal records, and recommended a routine pumping interval to maintain system performance.

Inspected the drain system serving the floor drain and dishwasher lines and found the cast iron drain piping to be heavily corroded and deteriorated, with rust staining and scaling at fittings, joints, and couplings throughout the overhead and below-grade runs. Based on the extent of the corrosion, an estimated 60 feet of 4-inch cast iron drain line and 40 feet of 1.5-inch cast iron branch piping, including the two branch lines serving the floor drain and dishwasher, require replacement to restore reliable drainage. Documented existing conditions with photos and recommended full replacement of the affected piping.

Diagnosed a non-flushing toilet with bubbling when the shower ran as a partial blockage in the main drain line, and inspected the basement PVC drain piping, where staining and residue at the joints indicated a prior leak. Cleared the obstruction to restore proper drainage and flow, then tested the toilet and shower to confirm normal flushing, no bubbling, and no leaks at the drain connections.

Responded to commercial property for dishwasher drain obstruction. Upon inspection, located clogged drain line in under-sink plumbing assembly consisting of white PVC piping with flexible coupling connection secured by metal hose clamps. Successfully cleared blockage from dishwasher drain system, restoring proper drainage function. Verified system operation and confirmed water flow through drain assembly without backup or restriction.

Responded to drainage backup issue where downspouts were overflowing into underground drain system. Upon arrival, inspected exterior drainage components and documented existing conditions including utility markings and concrete surface deterioration near the affected drain area. Assessed downspout connection points and underground drainage infrastructure to identify blockage source and verify proper water flow capacity.