Black River Drain

06/08/2025

I'm looking to hire a helper for the summer, preferably highly motivated 4H or FFA kid over 16. The work is somewhat labor intensive but great opportunity to try out the plumbing trade. Very flexible with summer plans(we get it). Work week 20-40 hrs. Direct message if interested. Anyone under 18 I will need to meet your parents. Drivers license a plus but not a deal breaker

05/11/2024

Congratulations to Black River Drain on their BBB Accreditation!

03/20/2024

Happy 2nd day of spring, I know it's snowing now, but this shall pass, and then it's time to shelter from the spring showers.

With that in mind we are Dropping our Sewer jetting prices for April and May from our standard $450 to $375.

This will include camera inspection or sump pump evaluation where required.

Don't let a winter's worth of root growth and roof debris cause you to break out the muck boots in your own home!!

We are available Monday - Friday
8am - 5pm

EMERGENCY SERVICE ALWAYS AVAILABLE 24/7

06/01/2023

We are now offering sewer jetting both residential and commercial

Great for septic systems and grease lines

10% off jetting for the month of June

05/16/2023

Who hates air gaps?!?!

05/09/2023

Little bit of drain work from last week

03/20/2023

Finished to 75ft crawl space repipe over the weekend. It was a cold nasty time but we got it done 3 guys in 10 hrs.

03/16/2023

What kind of monsters could be hidden in your crawl space

03/06/2023

02/28/2023

Cold showers got you down? Here are a few reasons you could be taking the cold plunge.

Check the power source: If you have an electric water heater, check the circuit breaker to see if it has tripped. If it has, reset it and see if the heater starts working again. If you have a gas water heater, check to see if the pilot light is still lit. If it is out, relight it following the manufacturer's instructions.

Check the thermostat: If the power source is not the issue, check the thermostat on your water heater. Make sure it is set to the desired temperature and hasn't been accidentally turned down or off.

Check for leaks: If you have a leak in your hot water system, this could be the reason why your water heater is not producing hot water. Check for leaks in the pipes or around the water heater.

Check the heating element or burner: If the heating element or burner is faulty, your water heater will not produce hot water. You can test the heating element with a multimeter or call a professional to check the burner.

If you are unable to diagnose or fix the problem yourself, it is best to call a licensed plumber or water heater technician to inspect and repair your water heater.