Best Downspout Repair in Columbus OH

Dan and his assistant (whose name I have forgotten) were very personable and very professional. The work was done quickly. They even looked at a jammed garbage disposal for me at no extra charge. Extremely satisfied. Would definitely use again. Highly recommended.

Tom and JD came out to take care of the clog that has been haunting us for years in our tub. They were super cool and down to earth and offered great advise. Very professional, friendly. Made it very comfortable to have them do work. I would hire these guys and this company for future projects and future issues.
Thanks again Tom and JD.
Paul and Frances

I will continue to use Hesson. They always do a nice job.

Company was very professional

Very good company, strongly advice it.

Kevin and Justin from Flush Drains were excellent at explaining the issues for some leaks and water pressure issues we had in our new home. Being first time homebuyers, they were patient and helpful with our numerous questions and used cost-effective solutions for our problems. I would highly recommend them!

I have been using Drainbusters for 12+ years now initially from a referral. I have always found them to be honest and straightforward on their work as well as thorough and of good value. I have never felt once as though they were trying to upsell me on anything. I have even had them out after other plumbers to fix problems. For example, Drainbusters was booked but I had an emergency root clearing needed. Another company ran a 100' snake and got us us working again but I was not completely pleased with their bare minimum mentality and was happy to pay Drainbusters to come and run a camera and finish off the work so that I could be satisfied things were done correctly. Jason and Sam Sayre and the rest of their team do a great job and I look forward to another preventive inspection with them tomorrow on a new house.

Phil was amazing! I highly recommend him. He’s honest, knowledgeable and responsive. He was very honest about how he would go about fixing our somewhat difficult gas leak in my fireplace but he also encouraged me to get a second opinion just to be sure we received the most cost effective proposal to get it done. I absolutely trust him and his knowledge and ability. Thanks, Phil!

I had Tyler and Saege replace sump pump, hot water tank, replace two broken valves and replace a toilet. They were prompt, explained all services and did an outstanding job. So good this is the only plumbing service I will call in the future!

Drainco llc Came in and took care of all my plumbing needs very professional will be calling you back

One Utility of Ohio is by far the best utilities company I’ve dealt with! They offered me the best quote by far, and the best part was they dealt with the issue so quickly I almost didn’t notice them. If you have any issues call them!

Dave did an excellent job replacing our yard drain in one day. He was courteous, professional, and worked around our locust tree when other contractors would not. I highly recommend Dave to anyone with any plumbing issues.

Great service! Explained issues thoroughly and had all of the parts on the truck. Cleaned work site and provided an overview of the warranty.

Don replaced a chimney cap and also gave me good advice on other repairs needed.Don is a professional.Highly recommend.

Gutter cleaning, yard edging, weed eating, clearing wooded areas, power washing, & miner repair of roof. All jobs completed on time and at a fair price. He is my go to repair man.

I hope you NEVER have an issue like we did the past few weeks. If you do, your first call should be to Chuck’s. 4 inches of standing water in the basement. Water level extinguishing the pilot light on the water heater. More rain and snow on the way.

We had 2 separate companies come out to snake the drain at our rental. The first guy was a small operator and was surprised when he couldn’t fix the drain issue. He was a solid guy, who I’d call again for small drain issues. This was a bigger issue and he was humble about what he could and couldn’t do.

The 2nd company is a large and local outfit that we've used before with success. Two days and multiple methods including the snake, jetter, and camera to see what the issue it. Then, they get their jetter stuck. They were 82-feet from the house, which was almost to the main sewer.

Multiple calls to the city. We get the drawings from the city and discover that the main sewer is 17-feet underground. Ok, now what? Company #2 now informs me that IF the issue is at 17-feet, the scope is too large for them. Shouldn't they know where the issue is? Calling other contractors to get estimates on what it’s going to cost to excavate the alley and fix the issue. I’m stressed. It’s going to cost HOW MUCH $$?!?! And, only a few outfits can successfully do this work. We’re going to need permits- $$$. There’s even more drama to this story but I’ll refrain from smearing company #2. Let’s just say, we’ve already spent $950, for 2 days’ worth of nothing and the problem isn’t fixed. Thankfully, our tenant was very patient and understanding.

So, we choose to have Chuck’s provide an estimate to pull a permit and excavate the alley. Prior to preparing the estimate, they schedule an on-site visit in order to determine the depth of the problem. And guess what. Chuck’s sends Cecil & Gerry to assess. These were the same 2 guys that company #2 called to get their jetter unstuck. I kind of knew then that these good ole boys had a lot more experience and I regret not calling them first. Unfortunately, company #2 wouldn’t let the “other” company try to snake the drain last week when they were on-site.
And, here I am writing this review for Chuck’s Septic and praising the experience of Cecil and Gerry. In less than 2 hours, they had the drain unclogged, had their camera all the way into the main sewer and my problem was…dare I say it… FIXED?! No excavation necessary. I’m overjoyed.
We learned a lot through this experience. 1. If the plumber uses a camera- request that they record it!! You’re paying for it, you should own this data 2. The homeowner is responsible for the sewer all the way to the tap-in point, even if the clog is in the alley.