Services We Offer

These are the services we offer, one page for each kind of drain problem. Pick the problem you have. Each guide explains the cause, what a technician does and what to tell the dispatcher before you call.

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Questions about our services

Which service page should I start with?

Start with the symptom you have. If one fixture is slow, open the page for that fixture. If several drains are slow or water is coming up in a basement, start with main sewer line clogs or every drain backing up.

Do you do the work yourselves?

No. We are a referral service. Your call is matched with an independent local drain technician who runs their own business, sets their own price and performs the work.

Will I know the price before work starts?

Yes. The technician explains what the job involves and gives you the price before beginning. If they find something different once the line is open, they explain it and price it before going further.

Is drain snaking or hydro jetting better?

They do different jobs. A cable breaks through or pulls back a blockage. Jetting scours grease, scale and roots off the pipe wall and suits sound pipe. The technician decides after seeing or feeling the line.

When is a sewer camera inspection worth it?

When a line keeps clogging, when roots are suspected, before buying an older home, or before covering the line with new work. The footage shows what is actually inside the pipe.

Do you handle cesspool or septic pumping?

No. Drain technicians clear the pipes up to the connection or the tank. If the tank or cesspool itself is full, they will tell you and suggest a specialist contractor.

Can you help with apartment or co-op drains?

Yes. For shared stacks and building drains, the super or managing agent usually arranges access and approves the work. We can connect either a resident or the building with a technician.

What should I do before calling?

Stop running water in the affected area, avoid chemical drain openers, move belongings away from low drains, and note which fixtures are slow. That list helps the crew bring the right tools.