Slow drain or a full-on backup? We clear clogs at the source — kitchen sinks, tubs, toilets, and main lines — and get your home flowing again fast.
A clogged drain is one of the most common calls we get in the Las Vegas Valley — and one of the easiest to get wrong. Store-bought chemicals and a quick plunge often just push the problem downstream, only for it to come back worse a week later.
Our approach is different. We find out why the drain clogged in the first place, clear it with the right tool for the job, and — when it keeps happening — put a camera down the line so you're not paying us to come back again and again. Whether it's a hairball in a bathroom sink or grease choking your kitchen line, we get it flowing and keep it that way.
"Rooter" comes from the motorized cable machine (a rooter or auger) that spins a steel cable through the pipe to cut through a blockage — originally built to slice through tree roots. It's the workhorse for clearing solid clogs and root intrusion in drain and sewer lines. For grease and mineral scale that coats the whole pipe, we may recommend hydro jetting instead for a deeper clean. We'll always tell you which one your situation actually needs.
Our famously hard water leaves mineral scale on the inside of pipes, and that rough buildup grabs onto grease, hair, and debris that would otherwise wash away. Add in older homes with narrow or aging drain lines and a lot of us pouring cooking grease down the sink, and clogs become a recurring headache. Clearing the pipe wall — not just poking a hole in the clog — is what keeps drains open longer here.
They can be. Harsh drain chemicals generate heat and can corrode older or plastic pipes over time — and they often only clear a small channel through the clog. Mechanical cleaning (auger or jetting) is safer and far more thorough. If you've already poured chemicals in, let us know so we can flush the line safely.
It depends on the fixture and how severe the clog is, but we give you an upfront price before any work begins. Call 725-212-7505 for a free estimate — no obligation.
Recurring clogs in one place usually mean buildup on the pipe wall, a low spot ('belly') in the line, or root intrusion. A quick camera inspection shows exactly what's going on so we can fix the cause, not just the symptom.
Yes. When multiple drains back up at once, it's usually the main line — and we clear those every day. If the line is damaged, we can inspect it and walk you through repair options.
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