What is different about Louisville and Lexington?
Rivers versus limestone. Louisville sits on the Ohio River floodplain, while Lexington sits on karst limestone in the Bluegrass.
Wet bottomland and shifting limestone soils both stress buried pipe, and both cities have Victorian-era housing on clay laterals.
Louisville and the Ohio River
Shotgun houses, Victorians and bourbon-district kitchens.
Local page: Louisville. Crews also take calls from Jeffersontown, St. Matthews, Shively, Prospect and New Albany.
Lexington and the Bluegrass
Chevy Chase streets, Gratz Park and horse-country suburbs.
Local page: Lexington. Callers also reach us from Nicholasville, Georgetown, Versailles and Winchester.
What causes Kentucky sewer backups?
Roots, wet ground and old clay. Kentucky's tree cover and rainfall are heavy.
Mature trees reach old joints, and river and limestone soils both move. Our menu for the state: drain jetting, sewer backup help, storm drain jetting, and sewer camera inspection. To see other states, open the areas we serve page.