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    Accurate Plumbing

    1.0 (1 review)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Dayton Sewer & Drain

    Dayton Sewer & Drain

    5.0
    (5 reviews)

    We've used Dayton Sewer & Drain for line-cleaning needs at our 62 year-old house in Kettering OH…read moresince 2018. When "everything" was backing up & not draining today, I gave them a call a little before 9AM. Gene promised to be there between 11AM & 1PM. I asked that he call me when he was on his way. As promised, he called & showed up at the house right on time. He even brought his VERY well behaved 14 year-old Australian Shepherd copilot (who stayed in his vehicle the whole time). While I thought the problem was due to our daughter's long hair plugging up the drain line from the bathtub, Gene (correctly) diagnosed the problem as a blocked main line. It took Gene about an hour to use his 300# power auger to cut/extract roots from the main line to the sewer. See the attached picture for the ~4" x 8" wad of roots that was plugging the drain. Once Gene was finished, he checked & double-checked to make sure that everything was draining properly. He made recommendations as to how we should avoid this problem in the future (basically, having roots removed from the line every 2 years or so). Dayton Sewer & Drain's bill was reasonable for the service they provided. There was NO attempt to "up-sell" us on services not truly needed. Gene quickly determined the problem & fixed it. We'll keep using Dayton Sewer & Drain in the future.

    We had a sewer backup in our home. Dayton Sewer and Drain was recommended to us by Howerton…read morePlumbing! Travis was here within an hour of calling and had us back in business in no time. Highly recommend!

    Melton Plumbing

    Melton Plumbing

    1.4
    (127 reviews)

    Service has been inconsistent at best. The bbb shows numerous complaints. Trying to call them is…read moreimpossible. Buyer beware!

    They did what would be called an illegal install in Clermont County BY NOT pulling a permit to…read morereplace the water heater, now 4 months later they still have not pulled a permit, and keep running in circles around the subject, but only "WHEN THEY ACTUALLY ANSWER" the calls from me (literally returned a call one time out of the more than 10 times I called after) and my warranty company (also more than 10 times). ALSO, apparently ONLY the company who does the water heater install can purchase the permit, so no other plumber can do it, and they are unresponsive now to the warranty company for the permit and the repair. They have lots of excuses, but no actions. They are going to get the permit, a month goes by, now someone is in the hospital another month goes by apologies...etc... etc... IF YOU LIVE IN CLERMONT COUNTY DO NOT use them. The permit central said they are not even registered in the county to do work, so they can't pull permits to do the plumbing. ALL THIS after I paid an additional $1000 for things not covered like the permit I didn't get, a new expansion tank, modified copper pipes and a drain pan. Had a plumber look at the work and notice things I did not and said that even if they had pulled a permit, it would not pass inspection, so either way I'd be in this boat. They put the drain pan in, left the spout zip tied to it and left my drainpipe that was already there, that leads outside detached and open to the outside. Because the relief valve discharge pipe is not directly connected to the drain pan and drain, it will NOT PASS INSPECTION!!! NOT TO MENTION if it leaks or needs to be drained, I am apparently out of luck, and it is going to go all over the house. FYI...The International Residential Code, which forms the basis of building codes in most U.S. jurisdictions, requires anyone who installs, replaces, or alters a plumbing, gas, or mechanical system to obtain a permit before starting work. Water heater replacement is not on the code's list of permit-exempt projects.

    Accurate Plumbing - plumbing - Updated August 2026

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