Drain Jetting & Sewer Line Cleaning Services
Hydro Jetting, Camera Inspection & High-Pressure Sewer Cleaning
Tuscarawas County • Wayne County • Holmes County • Carroll County • Guernsey County • Harrison County
Stark County • Summit County • Medina County • Coshocton County
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Do You Need Drain Jetting or Sewer Cleaning?
If any of this sounds familiar, it's worth a call before a slow drain becomes a backup:
Sinks, tubs, or floor drains that drain slowly even after cabling
The same drain clogging again and again
Gurgling sounds from toilets or drains
Sewage backing up into a basement, garage, or floor drain
Standing water in a catch basin, culvert, or car wash pit
Suspected tree roots in a sewer or septic line
Downspouts or drain lines that back up during heavy rain
What Happens When You Call
We ask a few questions about the drain, how it's behaving, and where it sits on the property.
If we haven't worked on the line before, we locate it and run a camera to see exactly what's causing the blockage — roots, grease, sediment, or a collapsed section.
We hydro jet the line, using high-pressure water to strip the pipe walls clean instead of just punching a hole through the clog.
For root intrusion, we follow up with cable cutting to clear what jetting alone won't remove.
We mark the line's location with locating technology, so it's on record for next time.
Looking for Local Sewer Jetting and Drain Cleaning Services in Your Area?
A drain that won't clear on its own has a way of getting worse, not better. What starts as a slow sink or a gurgling toilet can turn into a backed-up sewer line, a flooded floor drain, or a culvert holding water against your driveway. Cabling and store-bought drain cleaner buy you a little time — hydro jetting solves the problem at the source, not just for today.
Valley Septic is a local, family-owned business serving residential and commercial customers throughout Tuscarawas, Holmes, and the surrounding counties of Northeast Ohio.
Residential & Commercial
Residential Drain Jetting Services
From a single slow floor drain in the garage to a house sewer line that keeps backing up, we jet residential drain, septic, and sewer lines throughout Northeast Ohio — including downspouts and floor drains in garages and shops.
Commercial & Municipal Drain Jetting Services
Restaurants, car washes, municipalities, and other commercial properties depend on drains that can't afford to sit clogged. We jet car wash pit drains, municipal drains, culverts, and catch basins, and we build preventative maintenance schedules for properties that would rather stay ahead of a clog than shut down for one.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between hydro jetting and drain snaking or cabling?
Cabling breaks a hole through a clog with a spinning blade. Hydro jetting uses high-pressure water to scour the full diameter of the pipe clean, clearing grease, sediment, and root hair that cabling leaves behind to build back up.
Can hydro jetting damage my pipes?
In sound pipe, no — it's safe for cast iron, PVC, and clay lines. We camera-inspect the line first so we know its condition before we jet it, and adjust pressure for older or more fragile pipe.
Do you handle both residential and commercial drain cleaning?
Yes. Residential service covers house sewer lines, septic lines, and floor drains in garages or shops. Commercial and municipal service includes car wash pits, culverts, catch basins, and scheduled preventative maintenance.
How do you find a clog if there's no cleanout or access point?
We use pipe-locating technology alongside our camera system to trace the line and mark its exact position, so we're not guessing where to dig or access it.
What areas do you cover for drain jetting and sewer cleaning?
We serve ten counties in Northeast Ohio, including Tuscarawas, Holmes, Wayne, Stark, Summit, Medina, Carroll, Guernsey, Harrison, and Coshocton counties.
How often should a business schedule preventative drain jetting?
It depends on volume and use — restaurants and car washes typically benefit from a quarterly or semiannual schedule, while lower-volume commercial drains can go longer between cleanings. We'll recommend an interval once we've seen the line.
