Kington Sewer & Septic Drain Cleaning Service Inc.

I WOULD NOT recommend this company. I had a very similar experience as the 1 star review by Marcus Steade. Which indicates this is a repeating issue with this company. I Waited 5 days as that was their 1st available...No problem with that. Slow draining tub. I informed the guys that came out I had used a gallon of main line cleaner 3-4 days prior and it had helped, the tub drained quicker than before. We still used the shower and likely had about 100 gallons of water run through it after using the drain cleaner. I showed them the easy access clean out location but they didn't want to use that, they said they would run a snake up from the reverse direction from the septic. They tried for 30 minutes and were not able to get the snake in the pipe hole....So they said they would need to go dow

Very professional and HONEST! They were unable to assist with my issue but gave me detailed instructions on what to communicate to a plumber. Would highly recommend

Second time in 8 years I've needed a sewer line cleared, and this company was in and out in just over an hour. They will always be my go-to for drain service.

I WOULD NOT recommend this company for anything. I called them for a bathroom sink clog that commercial drain cleaner wouldn't clear and scheduled the appointment for two days later. When they arrived at my house and learnt I used commercial drain cleaner they said they couldn't work the clog until the drain cleaner was removed from the pipe and pipes neutralized. This is something they could have mentioned when I scheduled the appointment. What homeowner doesn't try drain cleaner before calling the plumber? So I do the steps they required then waited two more days for pipes to dry then tried to schedule another appointment. The person on the phone tried every way possible to get me to use another company. First he quoted a price of $275. Then went on about they are not a full service plum

I’ve had an intermittently slow drain in my kitchen and laundry sinks for about two years. I’ve always been able to get things draining again by running through things with my drill-powered snake. This time, though, that just didn’t make it work. I called one company who said they could water-jet the pipes clean. They could not get their equipment to do the first significant turn in the pipes, though. They suggested digging up the concrete floor of my laundry room (the main door we use to get in and out of the house) and rerouting the drain completely. He quoted $19K for the job, which would still leave my laundry room floor gravel because they don’t do concrete or tile. So I called another local plumber who said he was not equipped to handle this depth of clog, and he suggested Kington. T