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Clermont County & east Cincinnati, Ohio
Drain cleaning, snaking & hydro jetting
Slow sinks, clogged tubs, floor drains, and backed-up main lines. We find where the clog is, clear it the right way for your pipes, and tell you what caused it.
Drain services
- Kitchen, bathroom, and laundry drain clearing
- Main line and floor drain snaking
- Hydro jetting for grease, scale, and recurring clogs
- Camera inspection when a clog keeps coming back (see Sewer Lines)
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between snaking a drain and hydro jetting?
Snaking uses a rotating cable to break up or pull out a clog, and it is the right tool for most everyday blockages. Hydro jetting uses high-pressure water to scrub the inside walls of the pipe, which clears grease, scale, and buildup that a cable just pokes a hole through. We will recommend the one that fits your pipes and the problem.
Why does my drain keep clogging after it has been cleared?
Usually something is still in the line, like grease buildup, roots, or a sag or break in the pipe that keeps catching debris. A clog that keeps coming back is a sign to look deeper, often with a camera inspection, instead of just clearing it again.
Are chemical drain cleaners bad for my pipes?
They can be. Harsh chemical cleaners create heat and can damage older metal pipes and some plastic fittings, and they rarely clear a solid clog completely. They also make the job more dangerous for whoever has to open the drain afterward, so let us know if you have used one.
Is hydro jetting safe for older pipes?
Often, yes, but not always. Pipes that are badly corroded, cracked, or already broken can be damaged by high pressure. That is why we look at the line, usually with a camera, before jetting older pipes.
How can I tell if a clog is in one drain or the main line?
If only one fixture is slow, the clog is probably in that fixture's drain. If several drains back up at once, especially the lowest ones like a basement floor drain or shower, or if the toilet gurgles when you run the sink, the main line is the likely problem.
We serve Clermont County and east Cincinnati, Ohio. See the full service area.