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Plymouth, CT plumbing & septic · Western Connecticut
Fixed today. No surprises.
Plumbing, septic, drain and well service across western Connecticut, with starting prices you can see before you call. A real person confirms your price, and nothing starts until you approve it.
The same three steps on every job, whether it is a slow drain on a Tuesday or a septic alarm on a Saturday.
01
Ask
Tell us what is going on online or call your branch. Same-day visits are available when you need them.
02
Approve
A real person reviews the job with you and gives you the price. Nothing starts until you approve it.
03
Fixed
We do the work, test it, clean up, and backfill and seed anything we dug.
Upfront pricing
Starting prices.
Real starting points for the jobs we do most in western Connecticut. Every job is different, so a real person confirms your price, and nothing starts until you approve it.
Starting prices from our 2026 pricebook, before tax. A real person confirms your price before anything is scheduled. See every starting price.
Plumbing and septic
Water in. Water out. One company.
From the well to the leach field, every pipe on your property is something we install, repair and maintain. Tap a point to see what we do there and the usual price.
Well and cold water
Hot water
Drain and vent
Septic effluent
Pick a numbered part of the system to see the service and its starting price.
Women-owned and local. Every review gets a reply from the Drainworks office, good or bad.
★★★★★
“Sent a request online on a Sunday night and they pumped the tank Monday morning. The office went over the price with me on the phone first, and the tech walked me through the condition report before he left.”
Homeowner · Colchester · Septic pumping · 2 days ago
Reply from DrainworksThank you. See you at the next pump-out.
★★★★★
“No water at 7 a.m. They had a new pump in by noon, walked me through the pressure tank, and left the old pump so I could see what failed.”
Homeowner · Hebron · Well pump · 1 week ago★★★★★
“New water heater installed the same week. The old tank was hauled away and there were no surprises on the bill.”
Homeowner · Marlborough · Water heater · 3 weeks ago
Reply from DrainworksThanks for having us. Enjoy the hot showers.
★★★★★
“They had to dig up part of the yard to replace the outlet baffle. You would never know. Seeded and hayed before they left.”
Homeowner · East Hampton · Septic repair · 1 month ago
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Drainworks crew and fleet · Plymouth, CT
The company
Licensed for all of it.
Women-owned and family-owned since 2017, led by Jasmine Breault and Justin Breault. Every job is backed by state licenses for plumbing, septic and home improvement work.
Licensed plumbing contractorPLM.0288824-P7Connecticut Department of Consumer ProtectionCT DCP
Licensed septic installer#6174Connecticut Department of Public HealthCT DPH
Registered home improvement contractorHIC.0650272Connecticut Department of Consumer ProtectionCT DCP
Registered septic cleanerCHDChatham Health District
At Drainworks, pumping a septic tank up to 1,000 gallons starts from $446 in 2026. A 1,250-gallon tank starts from $477 and a 1,500-gallon tank from $524. Every pump-out includes disposal, 12 inches of digging, filter cleaning and a written report.
Drainworks team, licensed installer #6174 Updated Oct 2026
Connecticut does not require a septic inspection to sell a house, but a failing system can cost tens of thousands of dollars to replace. A camera inspection before closing tells you the condition of the tank, pipes and field. Drainworks Level 1 inspections start from $450 with a written report.
Drainworks team, licensed installer #6174 Updated Oct 2026
A cable snake punches a path through a clog and is the fastest fix for a simple blockage. Hydro jetting scours the whole pipe wall with high-pressure water, which removes grease, roots and scale and is better for lines that keep clogging.
Drainworks team, licensed installer #6174 Updated Oct 2026