Plumbing for Multi-Family Buildings and HOAs
The short answer
HOAs and multi-family buildings have lines that serve more than one home. We diagnose where a problem is, document it so the board or manager can review it, and work through the approval process the association uses.
Shared lines and responsibility
Who is responsible for a shared line depends on the property's governing documents and the local utility, not on us. Check before work is approved, so the right party signs off.
What boards and managers get from us
We explain what we found and what it will take before work starts. If we find something different once the work is underway, we explain what changed and get approval before any added work proceeds.
- A diagnosis, usually with a camera on drain and sewer problems.
- A clear scope and documentation of what we found.
- Options where they exist, such as cleaning, spot repair, lining or replacement.
Work we handle
- Main-line backups affecting several homes.
- Root intrusion in older sewer lines.
- Water and sewer line failures under common areas.
- Sump pumps in shared basements during heavy rain.
Services on this topic
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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