Blackburn B Ltd

VERY FAST AT CALL BACK VERY GOOD WORK

I had a well pump replaced they came the next day. It was a reasonable price . My neighbor just called yesterday they came today replaced her well cap and filled in the hole .she was so happy she called me at work to sing their praise

Had a problem at my cottage with water backing up into the lower level shower when in use. We left on the September long weekend as we couldn't use the system. Called and discussed with Scott, and they were very responsive and got back to me and went on site and stated it was the pump in the holding tank that needed replacing. The pump did need replacement in the near term (i knew that from our septic inspection early that year).They ordered on a verbal confirmation and completed the work once pump was in.First time at cottage after that for an overnight stay with the family (was on site myself doing work on two other days) was the thanksgiving long weekend. We arrived Saturday early afternoon and on Sunday late morning, the same issue happens. Water backing up, it is not draining.I dug out the lid to the holding tank and found only drips of water going into the tank.I rented a power rooter from home depot and found major blockages in the line across the front of the cottage, about 10 feet from the holding tank. Had to run the rooter through the blockage spot 4 (maybe 5 times) so that water was flowing into the holding tank.Just discussed this with Scott today (they didn't get the email I sent on Sunday) when he called to see if I wanted them to close up our cottage. His response was that he was on site, and they ran a hose into the same clean-out point I used and had no flow issues. He asked if I used double ply toilet paper as that could get hung up on a burr in the line and cause a blockage.So not a full day of use by the family causes a 15 metre, 10 cm pipe to fill with water and not drain, the EXACT same symptoms/problem we started out with.The other issue is shown in the attached picture is from when I dug out the holding tank lid. I found a pair of disposable gloves, some cut wire and a plug (that would have been on the new pump that was installed). When asking Scott about these items buried at the tank, the response was Doing the work they would get covered in sh**