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Sinks · tubs · showers · floor drains
Drains that clear and stay clear.
A slow sink or a tub that holds water is usually buildup — hair, soap, grease — caught in a trap or branch line. We clear it at the source instead of pushing it further down.
Fig. 01 Sectional cable cutter heads · illustrative
01 — When it's time to call
“Cleared at the source — not just pushed further down the line.”
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Water drains slowly or pools around the drain
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The same drain clogs again within weeks
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Store-bought cleaners stopped working
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A sour smell from the drain opening
How we approach it.
02 — Process · simplified
Fig. 01 — schematic, not to scale
Step 01
Locate
We start by figuring out whether it's one fixture or something shared further down the line.
Step 02
Clear
A drain machine with a cutter head sized to the pipe works through the blockage.
Step 03
Test
We run water to confirm it drains properly before calling it done.
03 — What this covers
- Clogged drains
- Slow drains
- Sink drain cleaning
- Shower and bathtub drains
- Recurring clogs
- General blockage removal
04 — What to expect
- Floors and fixtures protected while we work
- A plain explanation of what we found
- Clean-up before we leave
Questions we hear.
Should I use chemical drain cleaner first?
We'd rather you didn't. They often don't reach the blockage and can be harsh on older pipes and on whoever opens the drain next.
Why does my drain keep clogging?
Repeat clogs can mean buildup further down, or a problem in the line itself. If it keeps happening, a camera inspection can show why.
Related symptoms: Slow drain · Drain odor
Talk it through with someone who's seen it before.
Open 24 hours · (218) 269-0110
05 — Estimate
Request a drain cleaning estimate.
Tell us what you're seeing and where. We'll call back to talk it through — we confirm the cause on site, not over the phone.
Water backing up now? Call (218) 269-0110
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