Drain Cleaning in Mercer County, NJ
Trenton row homes, Hamilton capes and Princeton colonials all have one thing in common: drains that clog. Our crew clears Mercer County lines at any hour.
Drain and Sewer Cleaning in Mercer County
Quick answer: Older parts of Trenton use a combined sewer, so rainfall and sewage share the same pipes. In big storms the system fills fast, and any buildup in your own lateral makes a backup more likely. We clear the main line, check it with a camera and show you what was narrowing the flow.
Drain services in Mercer County
Commercial drain service in Mercer County
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Towns We Serve in Mercer County
County seat: Trenton.
- Ewing
- West Windsor
- Lawrence
- East Windsor
- Robbinsville
- Hopewell Township
- Hightstown
- Pennington
- Hopewell Borough
Serving All of Mercer County
Mercer County holds the state capital, a famous university town and some of the largest suburbs in Central Jersey, and our drain team works throughout. In Trenton we clear lines in row homes, older multifamily buildings and government and commercial buildings downtown. Hamilton is one of the biggest townships in the state, with neighborhoods of capes, ranches and colonials from the 1940s on. Ewing and Lawrence mix postwar homes with colleges and offices. Princeton brings historic homes, apartment buildings and restaurants near Nassau Street. West Windsor, East Windsor, Hightstown and Robbinsville have newer subdivisions and townhouse communities along Route 1 and Route 33. Hopewell and Pennington add older boroughs and rural properties. Call us or request service online and you will get an upfront quote before we start.
Drain Conditions in Mercer County
Trenton has a combined sewer system in its older sections, so storm water and sewage share pipes and heavy rain can push water toward basement drains. The housing stock in Trenton and older parts of Hamilton is old, with cast iron stacks and clay tile laterals that collect roots and scale. Postwar neighborhoods in Hamilton, Ewing and Lawrence have their share of Orangeburg fiber pipe. Princeton has many large old trees, and roots are a constant issue in its older lines. Towns along the Delaware River and the Assunpink Creek have seen flooding that leaves silt behind in floor drains. In Hopewell Township and other rural parts of the county, many homes use septic systems. We clean drain lines on septic properties, but we do not pump septic tanks.
Mercer County Drain Questions
Older parts of Trenton use a combined sewer, so rainfall and sewage share the same pipes. In big storms the system fills fast, and any buildup in your own lateral makes a backup more likely. We clear the main line, check it with a camera and show you what was narrowing the flow.
Yes. Princeton has many mature trees and older homes with clay tile laterals, and roots are one of the most common causes of backups there. We cut the roots out, jet the line when it is safe and record camera footage. If a section is broken, we mark the location and depth.
We can. Townhouse communities often share sewer lines between units, so one clog can affect neighbors. We clear the shared lines and individual drains, and associations can book preventive cleaning on a regular cycle. Night and weekend service is available for emergencies at no extra hassle.
They can. The line from the house to the septic tank can clog with grease, roots or settling. We clear it, run a camera to find the cause and locate the line in the yard. We do not pump septic tanks, so a septic company handles that part if the tank is full.
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