Drain cleaning and clogged drains in Seattle
One slow sink is a clog. Every drain slow at once is a sewer line, and we will tell you which one you have.
Included
What the job includes
- Cable or hydro-jet matched to the pipe, not the upsell
- Camera inspection when a clog keeps coming back
- Clean-out access located and cleared
- Drop cloths down and the mess taken with us
Signs
When to call
- A sink, tub or shower that drains slowly
- Gurgling from a drain when another fixture runs
- Water backing up in the basement floor drain
- The same clog three times a year
The work
How the job runs
- Tell us which drains are slow
- A plumber clears the line and checks it runs
- If it comes back, a camera shows why
- Options on paper if the pipe itself is the problem
Price
Price in writing, before we start
Drain clearing is a set price per line, quoted by the front desk before we arrive. Camera work and any repair are priced in writing on site.
Questions
Common questions
Should I use chemical drain cleaner?
We would rather you did not. It rarely clears a full clog and it is hard on older pipe and on the plumber who opens it next.
Reply
Tell us about the house.
Three short questions to schedule a visit. For water on the floor, do not fill in a form: call now, a plumber picks up at (206) 555-0172.