Services We Offer in New Jersey
Everything here is drain cleaning: clogged sinks, tubs and toilets, main line clogs, sewer backups, roots, hydro jetting and camera inspection. Pick the one that matches what you are seeing, or call and describe it. We connect you with an independent local technician who clears the line and shows you what was in it.
Emergency drain cleaning
A backup in progress, day or night.
Shore home drain backups
When a quiet house fills up and the lowest drain gives way.
Main sewer line clog
Several fixtures slow or backing up at once.
Seasonal opening drain check
Clear and camera the line before the first guests arrive.
Rental property drain cleaning
For owners and managers who are not on site.
Septic home drain clogs
Interior drains and the line to the tank.
Every drain backing up
What it means when nothing in the house drains.
Cast iron drain cleaning
Descaling older iron carefully, camera first.
Repeat drain clogs
Finding out why the same drain keeps clogging.
Basement floor drain backup
Water rising at the lowest opening in the house.
Sewer backup in the basement
What to do first, and what the technician clears.
Clogged kitchen sink
Grease, food and the line behind the sink.
Kitchen grease clogs
Grease that hardens a few feet past the sink.
Bathroom sink drain cleaning
Hair, soap and the pop-up stopper.
Shower and tub drain cleaning
Slow showers and tubs that hold water.
Clogged toilet
One-off clogs and the ones that keep returning.
Laundry drain clog
Standpipe overflows and lint buildup.
Tree root removal
Cutting roots out of clay and cast iron laterals.
House trap clog
The trap near the front wall of older buildings.
Two-family and multi-unit drains
One shared line, several households.
Hydro jetting
High-pressure water for grease, scale and sand.
Drain snaking and augering
Cable machines for blockages and roots.
Sewer camera inspection
See inside the line before deciding anything.
Sewer scope before buying a home
A camera look at the line before you commit.
Cleanout location and access
Finding, and living without, a cleanout.
Gurgling and slow drains
What the sounds and the slowness mean.
Sewer smell in the house
Dry traps, venting and where smells come from.
Restaurant and commercial drains
Kitchen lines and commercial drain cleaning.
Preventive drain maintenance
What helps and what is a myth.
Common questions
Which service should I pick if I am not sure what is wrong?
Call and describe what the drain is doing. One slow fixture usually points to a branch line, while several slow fixtures or water rising in a floor drain point to the main. The dispatcher sends a technician with the right equipment for what you describe.
Do you offer anything besides drain cleaning?
No. Every service on this page is about clearing, inspecting or maintaining drains and sewer lines. Septic pumping, water heaters, water lines and general plumbing are handled by other trades, and the technician can tell you when something falls outside drain work.
Is a camera inspection part of every visit?
Not always. Many clogs are cleared with a cable or jetter and need nothing more. A camera is most useful when a clog keeps returning, when roots are suspected, or before buying a home, and the technician will say when it is worth adding.
Do commercial kitchens use the same services as homes?
The tools are similar, but commercial lines carry more grease and run longer hours. The restaurant and commercial page covers how technicians schedule work around service and what regular jetting involves for a busy kitchen.
How is the price set?
The technician gives a price after looking at the job and before any work begins. Access, the length of the line, the tool needed and whether a camera is used all affect it, so there is no single price for every call.