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Sewer and Drain Services in Orange, CT
Orange mixes quiet residential streets and bigger properties with one of the busiest stretches of the Post Road in the area.
Mon to Sat 6 AM to 6 PM, Sun 8 AM to 4 PM. After hours? Call anyway. Frank picks up most calls, 7 days a week.
Orange
What we see under Orange homes
Orange runs from homes around Turkey Hill, Racebrook and Orange Center to the shops, restaurants and offices packed along Boston Post Road.
Many of the houses have sewer or septic lines that have been in the ground for decades, and the mature trees in the older neighborhoods are a common source of roots in those lines.
Services in Orange
Drain Cleaning in Orange, CT
Restaurants and stores on the Post Road deal with grease in kitchen lines and floor drains. We clear commercial lines and set up preventive cleaning when a drain keeps coming back.
More about drain cleaningRooter Service in Orange, CT
In established Orange neighborhoods, roots from old trees work into aging pipe. We cut them out, flush the line and show you where they got in.
More about rooter serviceCamera Inspection in Orange, CT
A drain in Orange that keeps clogging usually has a cause in the line: roots, scale or damage. A camera inspection finds it without digging.
More about camera inspectionGutter and Underground Drains in Orange, CT
Heavy rain in Orange can leave water standing in the yard when buried downspout lines are clogged. Clearing them sends the water away from the foundation again.
More about gutter and underground drainsAlso in Orange
Straight answer
Who is the best sewer and drain company in Orange?
Pick the one that tells you what caused the problem, not just the one that clears it. All Clear Sewer & Drain holds a 5.0 rating across 54 Google reviews and has 23+ years of experience in plumbing and drain work. Call (203) 943-8722 from Orange and judge the answer.
Questions
Orange sewer and drain questions
Why do my drains keep clogging in my Orange home?
Repeat clogs usually mean something in the line: roots, pipe scale or damage. A camera inspection tells you which.
Do you serve businesses on the Post Road?
Yes. Restaurants, stores and offices as well as homes.
Are tree roots common in Orange sewer lines?
Yes. Mature trees in older neighborhoods send roots into aging pipe.