Drain Cleaning & Clog Removal
Slow drains, stubborn clogs, and backups cleared the right way. We clear the line and tell you straight whether it was a one-off or something worth keeping an eye on.
Clear the clog. Find out why it happened.
Most clogs are the same handful of causes. Kitchen lines fill with grease and food solids. Bath drains pack with hair and soap. Main lines back up from roots, wipes, or a sag in the pipe that catches everything passing through.
Store-bought drain chemicals usually punch a hole through the middle of a clog rather than removing it, which is why the drain slows again a few weeks later. Worse, they sit in the pipe and corrode older lines. We clear the full diameter of the line mechanically, then tell you honestly whether it was a one-time thing or a sign of something structural.
When to call us.
A drain that is slowing down is telling you something. Here is when it is worth a call.
Usually a local clog in that fixture's trap or branch line. Straightforward to clear.
That points at the main line rather than any one fixture. Worth looking at sooner.
Air moving where it should not, often a partial main-line blockage or a vent problem.
Running a sink and seeing the tub rise is a main-line symptom. Call before it backs up fully.
A clog that returns every few months usually means roots, a sag, or a damaged section.
Buildup in the line or a dry trap. We will find out which.
Clear it, then check it.
Clearing the clog is the easy part. Knowing whether it comes back is what matters.
We check which fixtures are affected to narrow the clog to a branch line or the main before we open anything.
A flat written price to clear the line. You approve it first.
Mechanical clearing that removes the blockage across the full diameter of the pipe, not just a channel through the middle.
We run the line to confirm it drains properly and advise on next steps. No pressure either way.
The whole job, one flat rate.
- Diagnosis of which line is blocked
- Kitchen, bath, and laundry drain clearing
- Main line clearing through an accessible cleanout
- Full-diameter mechanical clearing
- Flow test after clearing
- Honest advice on whether it will come back
- Cleanup of the work area
- 30-day workmanship guarantee
Some clogs can be much more advanced than others and more high-tech equipment may be needed to diagnose and present a solution. We will communicate with you throughout the process and make our best recommendations.
You will know the price before we start.
You get a flat-rate price to clear the line before we start, and you approve it first. If the line needs more than a standard clearing we stop and talk to you before doing anything else. See how our pricing works.
Booked visits start with a flat $79 service call, credited toward the repair when you approve it. After-hours and emergency dispatch is quoted on the call.
Pricing depends on the line and the access point. The number we quote is the number you pay.
What homeowners ask.
Should I try a drain chemical first?
We would rather you did not. Most of them open a channel through the clog instead of removing it, so the drain slows again within weeks, and they sit in the line and corrode older pipe. Mechanical clearing removes the blockage properly.
How do I know if it is the main line?
If more than one fixture is slow, or running one fixture makes another gurgle or back up, that points at the main rather than a single drain. Call and we will confirm it.
Do I need a camera inspection?
Some clogs can be much more advanced than others and more high-tech equipment may be needed to diagnose and present a solution. We will communicate with you throughout the process and make our best recommendations.
Can you clear roots?
Yes, mechanically. If the camera shows the roots have cracked or displaced the pipe, clearing is a temporary fix and we will show you the footage and talk through the real repair.
Call us. A person picks up, not a call center — and you will get a straight answer.
What else we do.
Burst pipe? Major leak? Call now. We answer.
Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for emergencies.