Residential Plumbing, Drain & Sewer Service in Columbus
The short answer
We're a family-owned Columbus plumbing, drain and sewer company, founded in 1999, serving homes of every type. What changes from one home type to another is who owns which lines, how we reach them, and who approves the work. The pages below cover each one.
How we work in your home
- 1 We address the immediate problem first.
- 2 We look at the visible plumbing around it and document what we find.
- 3 We explain it in plain language and offer options where they exist.
- 4 You approve the work. If we find something different once it's underway, we explain it and you approve any added work before it starts.
Prices you can read before we arrive
Our cost guides show starting prices and defined examples for the services we price publicly, with what each one assumes and what can change it.
In this section
Plumbing in Apartments and Apartment Communities
Who to call first in a rented unit, and how we work with apartment communities on shared lines.
ReadPlumbing for Condos and Condominium Associations
Unit lines versus common lines, shared stacks, and how condo owners and associations approve the work.
ReadPlumbing for Duplexes, Triplexes and Fourplexes
Shared sewer lines, access to every unit, and approvals for owner-occupants and landlords.
ReadPlumbing in Historic and Older Homes
Cast iron, galvanized and lead: the materials older homes have, and what each one needs.
ReadPlumbing for Larger and Custom Homes
More fixtures, finished spaces, hardscape over the lines: what changes the scope in a larger home.
ReadPlumbing for Multi-Family Buildings and HOAs
Shared lines, board approvals and documented findings for associations and multi-family buildings.
ReadPlumbing for Single-Family Homes
The common calls in a single-family home, with published starting prices for the everyday jobs.
ReadPlumbing for Townhomes and Townhouses
Shared walls and possibly shared lines: what to check with the HOA before plumbing work in a townhome.
ReadPlumbing for Vacation and Second Homes
Shut off the water, keep the heat on, test the sump pump: protecting the plumbing in a house that sits empty.
ReadWhen your plumbing is a disaster, call the Master
Clogged, Backed Up, or Flooding? Call the Master.
From a stubborn kitchen drain to a collapsed sewer line, the DrainMaster crew has Greater Columbus covered. Phones are answered after hours, and we schedule a licensed local plumber as soon as one is available.
- We explain what we find in plain English
- You approve the price before any work starts
- Licensed & insured Ohio plumbers