Catch Basin Cleaning and Repair in New Albany
Catch basins — the underground drainage structures in your yard or driveway — play a critical role in keeping your New Albany property free from standing water and flooding. When they become clogged with debris, silt, and sediment, water has nowhere to go.
J. Blanton Plumbing provides professional catch basin cleaning and repair services throughout New Albany. Our plumbers remove accumulated debris, clear the outlet line, and inspect the basin structure for cracks, root intrusion, or damage that could cause drainage failures.
A neglected catch basin can overflow during heavy rain, causing yard flooding, basement intrusion, driveway damage, and erosion. Regular cleaning — typically every one to three years — keeps your drainage system working as intended.
Signs your New Albany catch basin needs service include: standing water in your yard after rain that takes longer than 24 hours to drain, visible debris or sediment buildup in the grate opening, a foul odor from the basin, or water pooling near your driveway or foundation.
J. Blanton Plumbing has been maintaining drainage systems for New Albany homeowners for over 30 years. Our team arrives with the right equipment to clean and inspect your catch basin thoroughly in a single visit.

Catch Basin Services in New Albany: Cleaning, Repair, and Inspection
Catch basin maintenance is an often-overlooked part of home plumbing care in New Albany. J. Blanton Plumbing helps homeowners stay ahead of drainage problems with thorough cleaning and structural inspections that identify issues before they become emergencies.
We use high-pressure water jetting to clean the outlet pipe and remove compacted sediment from the basin floor. If we find cracks, deteriorated walls, or root intrusion during inspection, we provide repair options to restore the basin to full function.
Our New Albany plumbers also evaluate the overall drainage grade of your property and recommend improvements if your catch basin is undersized for your yard's runoff volume — a common issue in older Chicagoland neighborhoods.




