From a single fixture to the main line
A bathroom sink is a twenty-minute job; a main line under an oak-lined yard is a different animal. We handle both: hand augers and drum machines for fixture and branch lines, heavier cable and jetting for mains, and an in-line camera when the same drain keeps calling us back.
Roots are the foothills' favorite clog
Half the main-line stoppages in this county trace back to oak and pine roots finding a joint in old clay or Orangeburg pipe. Cutting the roots clears the line today; the camera tells you whether the pipe itself has years left or is due for a spot repair or liner — see our sewer and trenchless page for what happens next.
Keep it moving
Grease down the kitchen sink and 'flushable' wipes are the other two repeat offenders. We'll leave you with the short list of what your particular plumbing hates, so the fix lasts.
