Drain & sewer
Clogs cleared tonight — camera-verified, not guessed at.
While the truck is rolling
Sewage backing up into the house is priority-one. Stop running water, keep everyone away from the affected area, and call. Full shutoff walkthroughs live on the emergency page.
How we handle it
A slow drain is a nuisance; sewage coming back up a floor drain is an emergency, and we treat the two differently. Fixture clogs get cleared same-visit at the flat rate on this page. Main-line backups get a priority truck, a cable or jetter sized to the line, and a free camera pass afterward so you can see the line is actually open — and whether roots or a belly mean this will happen again.
Flat-rate price book
Ranges cover access and parts differences; the firm number is written at your door before work starts. The $79 dispatch & diagnosis fee is credited toward any of these.
| Job | Flat rate |
|---|---|
| Kitchen or bathroom sink clog | $149–$265 |
| Toilet clog / closet auger | $129–$225 |
| Tub or shower drain clog | $149–$275 |
| Main sewer line cable clearing Through an accessible cleanout | $265–$445 |
| Hydro-jetting, main line For grease and root-bound lines a cable can't hold back | $495–$795 |
| Sewer camera inspection Free with any main-line clearing | $195–$295 |
| Emergency sewage backup response Stop the backup, clear the line, sanitize the work area | $295–$595 |
Other service lines
Drain & sewer trouble right now?
Call and dispatch walks you through the shutoff while the nearest truck diverts — or build the request online and see your ETA first.
On site in 60 minutes on priority-one calls, or the dispatch fee is $0 — the fine print is one paragraph, and it's public.