When your sewer and drain system is not working properly, it can lead to leaks, clogs, or even wastewater backups. Logan Services provides trusted residential sewer and drain services, including sewer line repair, drain cleaning, and video inspection, to keep your home safe and functional. We offer homeowners in Dayton, Columbus, and Cincinnati fast, friendly service when you need it most.
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Service Type | What It Does | Best For |
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Clears clogs in individual fixtures (sinks, tubs, showers) | Localized clogs from hair, soap, or grease | |
Cleans or repairs larger drain lines inside the home | Multiple fixtures draining slowly or leaking pipes | |
Cleans, inspects, repairs, or replaces the main sewer line underground | Whole-home backups, root intrusion, or yard issues | |
Full replacement of aging or corroded piping systems | Old cast iron pipes, recurring leaks, and system-wide issues |
Drain cleaning and clog removal focus on restoring proper flow in the smaller fixture drains inside your home—such as sinks, tubs, showers, and toilets. A simple clog removal clears a single blocked fixture, while drain cleaning provides a deeper service to remove buildup and prevent recurring problems.
Our plumbers use professional tools to safely unclog drains, clean pipe walls, and keep your plumbing system flowing. By tackling clogs early, we can also reduce the risk of future backups and costly repairs.
Drain line cleaning focuses on the larger pipes in your home’s drain, waste, and vent (DWV) system. These lines connect multiple fixtures—such as sinks, tubs, and toilets—before carrying wastewater to the main sewer line. When a drain line is clogged, you’ll often notice multiple fixtures draining slowly or backing up at the same time.
Our plumbers use advanced tools and methods to safely clear these blockages, restore flow, and protect your home from wastewater damage.
Service | What It Targets | Common Signs | Typical Solution |
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Drain Cleaning | Individual fixture drains (sinks, tubs, showers) | One sink, tub, or shower is draining slowly; localized clog | Snaking, augering, or unclogging methods |
Drain Line Cleaning | Larger drain lines that connect multiple fixtures | Multiple drains are slow or backing up at once; gurgling in toilets or tubs | Hydro jetting, root removal, and video inspection |
Drain line repair refers to fixing a section of your home’s drain, waste, and vent (DWV) system. This includes the PVC, cast iron, or under-sink pipes that carry wastewater away from fixtures and into the larger plumbing system.
When part of a drain line is leaking or damaged, our plumbers cut out the failing section and replace it with new piping. This process stops leaks, protects your property, and restores safe, reliable flow in your home.
Your home’s sewer line is the large underground pipe that carries wastewater from your home to the city system. When this line becomes clogged with grease, roots, or debris, it can cause backups throughout your entire home and even create wet spots or sinkholes in your yard.
By cleaning your main sewer line before damage worsens, you can prevent costly repairs, protect your property, and keep your plumbing system flowing without disruption.
A damaged sewer line can cause sewage backups, foul odors, and property damage. Our team offers sewer line locating along with both general and video inspections to accurately diagnose issues like cracks, root intrusion, or failing cast iron pipes.
When repairs are needed, we use trench-style excavation to access the main sewer line, remove the broken section, and install new piping. In cases where the line is too deteriorated for repair, we provide full sewer line replacement to ensure lasting performance.
Alongside our sewer and drain expertise, Logan Services also provides reliable water line repair and replacement. Water lines are just as critical to your home as sewer lines, carrying clean water from the city connection into your home and distributing it to every fixture.
Our Water Line Services Include:
At Logan Services, all sewer line repairs and replacements are performed using trench-style excavation. This process allows us to access the damaged section of pipe directly, remove it, and install new piping for a long-term solution.
Several important steps must be taken before digging begins:
Steps in the Excavation Process:
Because of these requirements, excavation work usually begins two or more days after the initial visit at the earliest. Every home is different, but these safeguards ensure your project is done safely, legally, and to the highest professional standards.
We provide both general sewer inspections and advanced video inspections to assess the condition of your line. A flexible camera gives a 360-degree view inside your sewer line, allowing us to identify cracks, root intrusion, grease buildup, or collapsed sections without unnecessary digging.
Video inspections take the guesswork out of sewer line repair, helping our team recommend the right solution while minimizing disruption to your property. These inspections are the best way to protect your main sewer line before a minor issue becomes a major failure.
When repairs are no longer enough, a plumbing re-pipe may be the best solution. This involves replacing all or most of your home’s piping with new materials.
Logan Services Provides:
Re-piping is especially common in older homes with cast iron systems that corrode, crack, or leak. By replacing the full system, you improve reliability, safety, and performance while reducing the risk of recurring problems.
Service Type | Description | Best For |
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Drain Cleaning | Clears clogs in individual fixtures (sinks, tubs, showers) | Localized clogs caused by hair, soap, or grease buildup |
Drain Line Cleaning | Cleans larger interior drain lines that connect multiple fixtures | Multiple drains are slow or backing up at once |
Drain Line Repair | Replaces damaged or leaking sections of indoor drain lines | Pipe damage, leaks, or failing cast iron piping |
Sewer Line Cleaning | Clears blockages in the main sewer line, the large underground pipe connecting your home to the city system | Whole-home backups, yard sinkholes, root intrusion |
Sewer Line Repair/Replacement | Trench-style excavation to repair or replace damaged sections of the sewer line | Cracked, collapsed, or root-damaged sewer lines |
Sewer Line Video Inspection | General or video inspections providing a 360° view inside the sewer line | Diagnosing cracks, roots, or collapsed lines before digging |
Water Line Services | Repairs or replaces in-home water lines (½–¾ inch) and the underground service line to the city connection | Low pressure, leaks, rusty water, or a failed service line |
Re-Pipe | Full replacement of aging or corroded plumbing systems | Old homes with cast iron, recurring leaks, or system-wide issues |
Contact Logan Services at (800) 564-2611 if you notice:
Homeowners across Dayton, Columbus, and Cincinnati trust Logan Services for reliable sewer and drain solutions. Our team combines highly skilled plumbing expertise with a commitment to safe, professional work that keeps your home protected.
For fast service and reliable results on your next residential plumbing project, call (800) 564-2611 to schedule your free estimate today. Our experienced plumbing team proudly serves Dayton, Columbus, and Cincinnati, Ohio, with trusted sewer and drain services for your home.
No. Logan Services uses only trench-style excavation for sewer repair and replacement. While trenchless methods may sound less invasive, they can sometimes leave existing pipe issues unresolved. With trenching, we can directly access the damaged section of pipe, fully remove it, and install new piping. This ensures a more durable and long-term solution for your home’s sewer line.
Sewer line excavation requires permits, utility markings, and inspector coordination before work can begin. By law, all underground utilities must be marked through 8-1-1 “Call Before You Dig,” which typically takes up to 48 hours. Because of these requirements, excavation usually starts about two days after the initial visit at the earliest. These steps protect your property, ensure safety, and guarantee compliance with local regulations.
A drain line repair involves cutting out and replacing a leaking or broken section of drain pipe inside your home. This might be PVC, cast iron, or another pipe material behind a wall, under a sink, or in the basement. A clogged drain repair, on the other hand, does not require pipe replacement—it’s focused on clearing blockages like grease, hair, or debris so water can flow freely again.
A re-pipe is when all or part of your home’s plumbing system is replaced with new piping. This is often recommended for older homes with corroded cast iron or outdated materials that frequently leak or clog. Logan Services provides drain, waste, and vent re-pipes inside the home, water line re-pipes, and even yard drain re-pipes. Re-piping ensures your plumbing system runs more efficiently, safely, and with fewer future repairs.
The main sewer line is the largest pipe in your home’s plumbing system. All branch drain lines—from sinks, tubs, showers, and toilets—connect here. From there, wastewater travels out of your home and into the city’s underground sewer system. These pipes are typically 3–6 inches in diameter and can be buried 6–10 feet underground. Damage to the main sewer line often causes multiple drains in your home to back up at once.
Yes. Main line cleaning and sewer line cleaning both refer to clearing blockages in the underground sewer line that connects your home to the city system. When this pipe is clogged, it affects every drain in your home. Drain cleaning, by contrast, usually refers to smaller, above-ground pipes connected to individual fixtures like sinks or showers.
A video inspection gives a 360-degree view inside your pipes, revealing cracks, corrosion, grease buildup, root intrusion, and collapsed lines. This prevents guesswork, reduces digging, and ensures the right repair is chosen.
Routine drain maintenance keeps your plumbing system flowing, reduces the risk of costly repairs, and minimizes emergency backups. Scheduling maintenance helps extend the life of your pipes and prevents avoidable stress.
Common warning signs include:
Yes. Logan Services provides emergency drain cleaning and repair to quickly restore flow and prevent damage to your property. Call us anytime at (800) 564-2611 for fast service.
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