Bennington, Nebraska
Drain cleaning & sewer repair in Bennington, NE
Drain and sewer service in Bennington, northwest of Omaha: clogs cleared, lines jetted and inspected by camera. Call 24/7.
- Service starting at $125
- Buy one drain cleaning, get a 2nd free
Bennington, Douglas County
A small town with a lot of new neighbors
Bennington is in the northwest corner of Douglas County. The original town is small and older; the subdivisions that have grown up around it and toward Omaha are recent, many of them built around lakes and open ground.
That leaves two kinds of plumbing a short drive apart, and each has its usual problems.
Old town, new town
In the original town
Older houses mean older drain and sewer lines. Roots, corrosion and worn joints are the things a camera goes looking for.
In the new subdivisions
Lines that have settled after building, or kitchen lines coated with grease, are more likely than a broken pipe.
Low spots and floor drains
A basement floor drain is where a blocked main line shows itself first. If water is standing around it, call before it spreads.
Services
What we do in Bennington
Every service below is available in Bennington, NE, day or night.
Drain cleaning
Clogs cleared and flow restored in sinks, tubs, showers, toilets and laundry drains.Learn moreDrain snaking
A cable machine run down the line to break up and pull out the blockage.Learn moreHydro jetting
High-pressure water that scours grease, sludge and roots off the pipe walls.Learn moreSewer camera inspection
A waterproof camera shows cracks, roots and blockages inside the line, recorded for you.Learn moreSewer cleaning
Blockages and build-up cleared from the main line so the whole house drains again.Learn moreSewer replacement
Collapsed, root-choked or worn-out sewer lines dug up and replaced.Learn moreKitchen drains
Kitchen sink lines cleared of grease and food build-up, and garbage disposals repaired.Learn moreFloor drains
Basement and floor drains cleared so water goes down, not across the floor.Learn morePlumbing installs
Faucets, toilets, water heaters, clean-outs and sewer lines, installed.Learn more
How we work
High quality, low cost. Fair and square.
No hidden fees
Straightforward, honest pricing. You won’t find hidden fees or charges on the bill.
We look before we dig
A camera inspection shows exactly where the problem is, so you pay for the repair the line needs, not a guess.
Fixed, then kept that way
Most companies fix the problem and leave. We clear it, then show you how to stop it coming back.
My basement flooded after hours and I called Bill who came out quickly. He did what he could & confirmed the real issue was the city’s sewer was backed up which caused our basement to flood.
Bill said we needed to call the city and was 100% correct. The city came out had to drain/snake the manholes in our neighborhood and Bill stayed with us until the City arrived and helped explain our issue! Bill knew exactly what to do and what needed to be done and even followed up with us the next day to confirm our issue was resolved. He also gave helpful tips to us when dealing with the City. I HIGHLY recommend Bill because he is truly an expert in the work he does!
Service areas
Also serving
- Omaha, NE
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Questions
Good to know
Why does a brand new subdivision have sewer calls at all?
Construction debris in the line and sections laid at the wrong slope account for most of them. Both are installation issues rather than wear, and both tend to appear in the first few years. The remainder is wipes.
My basement has an ejector pit. What is that and does it clog?
Below-grade bathrooms and laundry sit lower than the sewer line, so an ejector pump lifts waste up to where gravity takes over. The pits collect anything that does not break down, and a failed or clogged ejector backs up into the lowest fixture quickly. They need occasional attention rather than none.
Ground around my new build is still settling. Should I worry about the sewer?
Worth being alert to rather than worried about. Settlement over a backfilled trench can introduce a low spot that holds waste, which shows up as a line that clogs in the same place repeatedly. One camera run tells you whether the grade held.
Is a sewer scope worth it on a house only a few years old?
Yes, particularly if you are buying and particularly before a builder warranty window closes. Buyers assume new means sound, and most of the defects we find in young lines were there from the day the pipe went in.
How long does it take you to get to Bennington?
Longer than the inner metro and still well within reach, any hour of the day. Call when it happens rather than waiting for morning if sewage is surfacing.
Water backing up? Call any hour. We answer.
Call (402) 981-3075“We called Bill at Affordable Plumbing at 11 pm thinking we would leave a message, but to our surprise he answered the phone.”
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Tell us what’s going on
Send the form and Bill will get back to you with a free quote. If water is backing up right now, don’t wait on a form. Call.
(402) 981-3075- Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
- affordableplumbingm@gmail.com
- 15944 Gold Cir, Omaha, NE 68130