Drain Cleaning Services

The best method depends on how bad the clog is—and trust us, not all clogs are created equal.

✅ For small clogs (slow drains, minor buildup)

• Hot water & dish soap – Pour boiling water mixed with dish soap down the drain to break up grease.
• Baking soda & vinegar – The classic fizzing reaction can help loosen minor gunk, but don’t expect miracles.

🚫 What NOT to do:

• Avoid chemical drain cleaners – They work by eating through blockages, but they also eat through your pipes. If you use them too often, you could end up with leaks, corrosion, or a total pipe failure.
• Don’t shove random objects down the drain – Coat hangers, makeshift drain snakes, and random DIY tools usually push the clog deeper rather than fixing the problem.

💦 For serious blockages (standing water, constant clogs, sewage smell)
If your drain is completely backed up or you’re constantly dealing with slow drains, it’s time for professional drain cleaning. Plumbers use high-powered tools that remove buildup safely and effectively—without damaging your pipes.

It depends on where the clog is, how bad it is, and what’s causing it.

💰 Average drain cleaning costs:

• Minor clogs (snaking a sink, tub, or shower drain) – $100–$250
• Tougher blockages (deeper in your pipes, requiring hydro jetting) – $300–$600
• Main sewer line cleaning (tree roots, major obstructions, full blockages) – $500–$1,500

🚨 Pro tip: The longer you wait, the worse—and more expensive—the problem gets. A $99 drain cleaning today could save you thousands on a pipe replacement later.

Short answer? Yes. Here’s why:

🔹 It prevents expensive repairs – A clogged drain isn’t just annoying—it’s a warning sign. If you ignore it, you could end up with burst pipes, water damage, or a full sewer backup.

🔹 It actually clears the problem – DIY methods poke holes in the clog instead of fully removing it. That means the blockage comes back—again and again—until you finally get it professionally cleared.

🔹 It extends the life of your plumbing – Chemical drain cleaners destroy pipes. Professional cleaning removes buildup without damage, keeping your plumbing in good shape.

🔹 It stops bad smells – If your drains stink, waste is stuck inside your pipes. A proper cleaning gets rid of the gunk causing those nasty odors.

If you’re dealing with constant clogs, gurgling drains, or water backing up into sinks or tubs, it’s time to call in the pros.

A real drain cleaning isn’t just snaking a pipe and calling it a day. Here’s what actually happens:

📍 Step 1: Inspection – We use drain cameras or advanced diagnostics to find the exact location and cause of the clog.

🛠 Step 2: Clog Removal – Depending on what’s blocking your pipes, we use:

• Snaking (Drain Augers) – To break up and pull out minor obstructions.
• Hydrojetting – A high-pressure water blast that completely clears grease, roots, and years of buildup.

🔎 Step 3: Preventative Solutions – We don’t just clear the clog—we identify what caused it and give you long-term solutions to stop it from happening again.

If a plumber shows up with just a basic snake and no inspection tools, you’re not getting a real drain cleaning—you’re getting a temporary fix.

Forget the store-bought drain cleaner—here’s what actually works:

💦 Hydrojetting Machines – The most powerful drain-cleaning method. It uses high-pressure water to clear years of grease, soap scum, and tree roots.

🛠 Drain Snakes (Augers) – A flexible cable with a rotating head that breaks up and removes clogs inside pipes.

📷 Drain Cameras – Small, waterproof cameras that allow plumbers to see inside your pipes and pinpoint the problem.

🧼 Enzyme-Based Drain Cleaners – Unlike chemical drain cleaners, these break down organic buildup without harming your pipes.

The bottom line? Plumbers don’t guess—we diagnose, clear, and prevent clogs the right way.