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.