Drain cleaning
Drains cleared right the first time
Slow sinks, tubs, showers and floor drains, cleared mechanically and explained so it doesn't happen again.
Which drain, and how often?
- One slow drain. Usually a local clog: hair, soap scale or grease. Quick to clear, worth doing right.
- Same drain, again and again. The clog is a symptom. Buildup or a sag in the line is the disease. Clearing it all the way through, not just poking a hole, is the fix.
- Every drain gurgling at once. That's the main sewer line, and it isn't work we do. Stop running water and call a sewer line contractor.
The right tool for the right clog
- Mechanical drain cleaning. Augers and cutters matched to the pipe size and material, effective on the clog and gentle on the plumbing.
- Fixture and branch lines. Kitchen, bath, tub, shower, laundry and floor drains, cleared to the main stack so the clog does not come back next week.
- Prevention advice. What's safe to put down which drain in your house specifically, free with every visit and no lecture included.
“Got a Thorough and helpful plumbing and HVAC inspection, great at talking through items and once we decided what we wanted to address they were able to fix them same day. Big thanks to Ben and Brody.”
Mark Russell · Google review
FAQs
Drain questions, answered
Why does my drain keep clogging in the same spot?
A clog that returns wasn't cleared, it was only opened up. Recurring clogs usually mean buildup along the pipe walls, a sag in the branch line or a vent problem. We clear the line all the way through and tell you what we found, so you fix the cause once.
Is chemical drain cleaner okay to use?
We'd rather you didn't. Caustic cleaners damage older pipes, rarely clear the real blockage and make the line hazardous for whoever opens it next. Mechanical cleaning does the job without the collateral damage.
Which drains do you clean?
Kitchen sinks, bathroom sinks, tubs, showers, laundry drains and floor drains. The lines that run from your fixtures to the main stack.
Do you handle main sewer lines?
No. If every drain in the house is backing up at once, or sewage is coming up through a floor drain or basement fixture, that's the main sewer line, and it isn't work we do. Stop running water and call a sewer line contractor. We'd rather tell you that on the phone than charge you a trip to say it in person.
Slow drain? Don't wait it out.
Call or text us. A partial clog becomes a full one on its own schedule.