Clearing, jetting and camera inspection

Drain Cleaning & Sewer Repair

Cabling, hydro jetting and camera inspection for kitchen, bath and main sewer lines, including root intrusion and collapsed line repair.

  • Lic. #1107475
  • 24-hour callback
  • Written price first
New PVC sewer and drain lines laid in an open trench with a cleanout, in a backyard ready for backfill

Clearing a drain gets the water moving again. It does not tell you why the line clogged. We put a camera down the pipe afterward and show you what we find, whether that is grease, roots, a bellied section or a break, so you can decide what to do about it with the pipe on screen in front of you.

Signs it is time to call

  • Multiple fixtures draining slowly at once
  • Gurgling from a toilet when the sink drains
  • Sewage smell in the yard or near a cleanout
  • Water backing up into a shower or tub
  • Repeat clogs in the same line

What the job includes

  • Cable and auger clearing

    Kitchen, lavatory, tub, and main line blockages cleared on the first visit.

  • Hydro jetting

    High-pressure water scours grease and scale off the full inside diameter of the pipe, rather than punching an opening through the middle of the clog.

  • Camera inspection

    Recorded video of the line with the problem located and measured from the cleanout.

  • Root intrusion treatment

    Cutting and treatment for roots from the mature landscaping around older Valley homes.

  • Sewer line repair and replacement

    Spot repair or full replacement for broken, offset, or bellied sections.

  • Cleanout installation

    Adding an accessible cleanout where a home never had one, which makes every future service call cheaper.

Drains & Sewer questions

What is the difference between snaking and hydro jetting?

A cable punches an opening through the blockage. Hydro jetting scours the full inside diameter of the pipe. Snaking is the right call for a one-off clog. Jetting is the right call when grease, scale or roots keep coming back.

Do I need a camera inspection?

If the same line has clogged more than once, yes. It is the only way to tell a maintenance problem from a broken pipe, and it stops you paying to clear the same drain over and over.

Are you available for sewer emergencies?

Yes. A main line backing up into the house is treated as an emergency.

Need drains & sewer today?

Call and talk it through with a plumber, not a script. Same-day and next-day slots open across the Valley.

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