A recent residential pipeline rehab project completed by All Drains Drain Cleaning and Plumbing Repair vividly illustrates the southwestern Ohio-based company’s recipe for growth since its inception in 2001.
The project involved fixing roughly 50 feet of damaged 6-inch-diameter clay sewer pipe that ran under a busy four-lane road. Digging up the road to replace the approximately 15-foot-deep line, which was the homeowner’s responsibility to repair, would’ve cost upward of $75,000, says Duane Goodpaster, who owns the company with his wife, Tonna Goodpaster.
But All Drains stepped in and cleaned out the line with a drain machine, flushed the debris with
