Drain Problems?
We Clear the Problem. Fast.

The most common causes here are tree roots growing into older clay or cast-iron lines, grease and debris buildup, and pipes that have sagged or broken with age and soil movement. If multiple drains back up at once, it's almost always the main sewer line. A camera inspection tells you the exact cause — and whether cleaning will fix it or the pipe needs repair.

Most residential jobs run several hundred dollars depending on line length, buildup severity, and access. It costs more than basic snaking — but it actually cleans the pipe walls instead of poking a hole through the clog, so it lasts far longer. Firm price before we start; estimates are always free.

In the right hands, yes. We run a camera inspection first to check the pipe's condition, then match the pressure to what your line can handle. If a pipe is too fragile to jet safely, we'll tell you — and recommend the repair that makes sense instead.

If you have recurring backups, are buying a home, or are facing a repair quote from anyone — yes. It shows exactly what's wrong and where, so you never pay for work you don't need. Cheapest insurance in the business.

For most homes, once a year keeps lines flowing and catches problems early. Homes with big trees near the sewer line — or businesses with heavy-use drains — benefit from a more frequent schedule. Ask about a maintenance plan.

Stop running water, keep everyone away from any sewage backup, and call us at (719) 639-4137. We answer 24/7 and can walk you through protecting your home until we arrive.