Sewer Cleaning Services in Lancaster

If you are seeing sewage backing up in a tub, toilet, or floor drain, or you notice several drains slowing down at once, your main sewer line may be in trouble. You do not have to figure it out alone. We provide professional sewer cleaning to help get your home back to normal.

Accurate Heating, Cooling & Plumbing has served Central and South Central Ohio since 1977, including homeowners in Lancaster, OH. Over those decades, families have trusted us with serious plumbing problems that could not wait. With more than 190 employees and a fleet of 140 plus service vehicles, we are equipped to respond when a sewer issue disrupts your day.

Our plumbers are trained to work safely around wastewater, protect your property, and explain what they find in clear terms. Whether you are facing your first sewer backup or a recurring problem, we work to provide straightforward answers and practical options. If you need help now, you can call (740) 299-2629 to speak with our team.

Signs You Need Sewer Service

When a single sink or shower is clogged, the issue may be limited to that fixture. When several drains misbehave at the same time, the cause is often deeper in the plumbing. Knowing the difference helps you decide when to call for professional service in Lancaster.

We see many of the same warning signs in homes across the area. Older neighborhoods often have mature trees and aging sewer lines, which can increase the chance of root intrusion and main line blockages. Newer homes can also have issues, especially if construction debris or improper use has narrowed the pipe over time.

Common signs that point to a main sewer line problem include:

• Multiple fixtures draining slowly, especially on the lowest level of the home
• Gurgling sounds from toilets or drains when water is used elsewhere
• Sewage or dirty water backing up into floor drains, tubs, or showers
• Persistent sewer odors that do not go away with normal cleaning
• Backups that return shortly after you clear a drain with a plunger or small tool

If you notice several of these symptoms together, the problem is likely in the main line instead of a single branch. Attempting to fix a main line blockage with store bought chemicals or makeshift tools can damage pipes and does not address deeper causes like tree roots. Our plumbers handle these situations regularly and can help you understand what is happening and what the next step should be.

How Our Sewer Cleaning Works

When you call our office about a sewer problem, our goal is to make the next steps clear and manageable. A member of our team will ask a few questions about what you are seeing, such as which fixtures are affected and how long the issue has been going on. This helps us prepare the right equipment and schedule an appropriate visit to your home in Lancaster, OH.

On the day of service, a uniformed technician arrives in a clearly marked vehicle with professional grade tools. We begin by walking through the situation with you, checking key locations like toilets, floor drains, and any existing cleanout access. Our plumbers look for signs that point to the location and type of blockage, then determine the best way to reach the main sewer line.

For many homes, sewer cleaning involves using mechanical equipment that moves through the pipe and breaks up buildup or roots. The method we use depends on factors like pipe material, the condition of the line, and where the blockage appears to be. We focus on clearing the obstruction as thoroughly as practical, so wastewater can flow away from your home again.

During the visit, we work carefully to protect your floors and fixtures. Sewage exposure carries health risks, so we follow safety and hygiene practices that match the situation. Our technicians complete OSHA10 and OSHA30 training, and many have additional Confined Space certifications. These credentials matter when sewer access points are located in tight or less ventilated areas, because safe entry and exit procedures protect both your family and our team.

Once cleaning is complete, we test fixtures to confirm that drainage has improved. If we see signs that the line may have underlying damage or heavy root intrusion, we discuss that with you openly. In some cases, further inspection or repair may be a smart next step. We work to explain your options clearly and help you decide what makes sense for your home and budget.

Why Homeowners Choose Our Team

Inviting someone into your home to deal with a sewer problem requires trust. Many homeowners worry about being pressured into unnecessary work or not getting the full story about their plumbing. We take those concerns seriously and have shaped our approach to service around accountability and respect.

Accurate Heating, Cooling & Plumbing has been locally and faith based owned since 1977. Our leadership set out to honor God in the way we treat customers and employees, which means we value honesty, clear communication, and follow through. That mindset is one reason we have maintained an A plus rating with the Better Business Bureau since 1987.

Because we have more than 190 employees and over 140 service vehicles, we are equipped to handle urgent plumbing needs efficiently. This scale allows us to provide prompt response in many situations, which is important when a sewer line is backing up. At the same time, we work to maintain the personal attention you expect from a family oriented business.

Our team includes NATE and EPA certified technicians, along with plumbers who complete additional safety training such as Aerial and Scissor Lift and Confined Space courses. We handle HVAC and plumbing maintenance contracts for federal institutions including the National Park Service, which rely on careful documentation and reliable performance. Homeowners in Lancaster can take confidence in knowing that the same company is working on their sewer system.

When you choose us to handle a sewer cleanout Lancaster homeowners receive benefits such as:

• Clear explanations of what we find and why we recommend certain steps
• Technicians who are trained to work safely around wastewater and confined spaces
• A large, organized team that can respond when problems suddenly appear
• One company that can address related plumbing and HVAC issues in connected areas of the home

Our goal is to leave you with a better understanding of your sewer line, not confusion. We know many families in the area by name and work hard to earn that ongoing trust with every visit.

What To Do Before We Arrive

If you suspect a main sewer line issue, a few simple steps can help reduce damage until a plumber arrives. These actions are not meant to fix the problem, but they can protect your home and keep your family safer. When you call our office, our team can talk you through which steps apply to your specific situation.

First, limit water use in the home as much as practical. Every time water flows into sinks, showers, or washing machines, it has to go somewhere. If the main line is blocked, that water can push sewage back up through lower level drains. Pausing laundry, dishwashers, and long showers helps reduce that pressure.

Next, try to keep people and pets away from any areas where sewage has come up. Wastewater can contain bacteria and other contaminants, so avoid direct contact whenever you can. If you need to move items away from a wet area to prevent damage, use gloves and simple protection like boots, and wash thoroughly afterward.

You can secure any floor drain covers that are loose or broken, but avoid removing fixtures or accessing the main line on your own. Work on a sewer cleanout often involves heavy equipment and can require confined space entry, which is best handled by trained professionals. When you schedule service, we can advise you about any additional immediate steps based on what you describe.

Our team will confirm an arrival window and update you if anything changes. Knowing that help is on the way often reduces some of the stress around a sewer backup. Once we are there, we take on the hard work of diagnosing and addressing the issue so you can focus on your family and home.

Frequently Asked Questions

How fast can you get to my sewer backup?

We work to respond as quickly as possible, and in many cases we can provide same day service for sewer problems in Lancaster and nearby communities. Actual timing depends on call volume and the severity of your situation. When you call, our team will give you the soonest available options.

How do I know if I need a sewer cleanout?

Multiple slow drains, gurgling toilets, and sewage backing up at the lowest fixtures often point to a main line problem. A sewer cleanout visit allows us to access the line and clear blockages. Our plumber will confirm on site whether cleaning is appropriate or if further inspection is needed.

Will sewer cleaning damage my pipes or yard?

Our goal is to clear your sewer line using methods that match the condition and material of your pipes. In many homes, we can access the line through existing cleanouts or indoor connections, which limits disruption outside. If additional access is required, we explain why and discuss the options with you.

Can your team work in confined spaces safely?

Yes, our technicians receive safety training that includes Confined Space, OSHA10, and OSHA30 courses. We use these practices when working around pits, crawlspaces, and other tight areas that may be part of a sewer system. This training helps protect both our team and your household during the job.

Do you handle repeat sewer problems in older homes?

We routinely work in older homes in Lancaster where tree roots, shifting soil, or aging materials contribute to recurring issues. During a visit, we look for patterns that suggest long term concerns. We then discuss options that may include periodic cleaning or, when appropriate, referral for further repair.

Call Our Team For Sewer Help

If you are dealing with a sewer backup or serious drainage issue, waiting rarely makes things better. Professional sewer cleaning can help restore flow, reduce the risk of additional damage, and give you a clearer picture of your plumbing system. Reaching out for help is a practical step toward protecting your home.

Accurate Heating, Cooling & Plumbing has decades of experience serving Central and South Central Ohio, including many families in Lancaster, OH. Our large, trained team and values driven approach mean we work to treat your home with care while addressing the problem efficiently. You do not have to sort through this alone.

When you are ready to schedule service or ask questions about a possible sewer line issue, our staff is here to talk through your options. We will explain what to expect from a visit and help you choose a time that fits your schedule. For prompt help with sewer cleaning and related plumbing concerns, call the number below.