Drain Cleaning
A slow sink or a shower that backs up is a daily nuisance. We find the blockage, clear it, and tell you whether it looks like a one-off or a sign of an aging drain line.
Leave your details and a short description of the plumbing problem.
About the service
Repeat clogs often point to the drain line itself: older pipe, a low spot, or roots working into a joint. We ask where and how often the problem shows up, then clear the affected line with tools that match the blockage.
- Kitchen, bathroom and laundry drains
- Main line clogs and slow whole-house drainage
- Root intrusion in older sewer laterals
- Flow check after clearing
What's part of the service
We explain the method and price before we start. After the line is clear, we run water to confirm the flow and tell you if we saw signs, such as scale or root growth, that could point to a repair down the road.
Heavy rain shows weak drains first
A downpour loads yard drains and sewer lines at once. If your drains slow down whenever it rains hard, tell us; that pattern often points to the line rather than the fixture.