Catch Basins
& Storm Sewers
Catch Basins
& Storm Sewers
The Waterworks specializes in cleaning catch basins and storm sewers for property managers, municipalities, strip malls, parking lot owners and more. We own our own Hydro-Excavation and -Jetting trucks and equipment, eliminating the need for rental fees and delays.
Maintenance Benefits
Keeping the neighborhood clean and safe.
Catch Basin Services
Well-maintained catch basins are a vital part of public outdoor spaces
Also known as storm sewers, the catch basin system relies on gravity to catch rainfall and snow melt, keeping parking lots, sidewalks, roadways and basements free from flooding. Over time, grease, leaves, mud and road debris build up on your catch basin walls and eventually fall off in large clusters, causing obstructions and backups in the connecting pipelines. This debris can also cause odors and bacteria buildup.
We own our own equipment
No more rental fees or delays.
Since we own our own equipment, we can respond quickly after harsh weather events.
Frequently used in multi-family communities, office buildings and parking lots — public spaces — our advanced equipment gets the job done quickly and safely, with a minimum of disruption. Our experienced technicians also receive extensive training with each tool and truck.
We serve many metro and suburban areas.
MULTI-FAMILY
ROADWAYS
RETAILERS
SCHOOL LOTS
Plumbing emergency? We respond fast!
Emergency?
First things first.
- Turn OFF the Individual shut-off valve.
Most sinks, toilets, and appliances have one.
This will stop the individual leak right away and minimize the damage. - OR turn OFF the Main water line valve if there is no individual valve.
The main valve is usually in the basement. - Call The Waterworks at (614) 349-1443.
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I had a pipe burst in the early morning and water was POURING into my basement. Waterworks came out within 30 minutes and found the problem.
Within 5 minutes Brandon fixed the issue.
Brandon was very professional and thorough. I do not know what I would’ve done without them.”
– Cosette T., Columbus