Drain Cleaning

A slow drain or backed-up sink is a clear sign that something is blocking your pipes. When you call us, water is likely standing in your sink, shower, or tub, and you may notice foul odors. This isn't just an inconvenience; it can lead to flooding or pipe damage if ignored. We treat every call as urgent because we know you need your drains working properly again.

We start by checking if the clog is in a single fixture or deeper in the main line. For simple blockages, we use a manual or motorized drain snake to break up the obstruction, then flush the pipe with water. For stubborn clogs, we may use hydro-jetting at 4,000 PSI to scour grease and debris from the pipe walls. We always run water afterward to confirm the drain flows freely.

The complexity of a drain job depends on where the clog is located and what caused it. A kitchen sink clog from grease is different from a main line blocked by tree roots. Access matters too: a cleanout in the yard is easier than a toilet clog on a second floor. The condition of your pipes, such as old cast iron or corroded steel, can make the work more delicate and time-consuming.

On the day of service, we lay down drop cloths to protect your floors and use shoe covers inside your home. We ask you to clear the area under the sink or around the drain so we can work. After the job, we clean up any debris and run the water to show you the drain is clear. No special steps are needed from you afterward; just use your drain as usual.