Work & rates

Know the next step.
Know the price.

Sample prices for an accessible residential line in Maple Crossing or within 15 miles. We confirm access, the work and the total before starting.

Regular-hours prices

Kitchen drain clearing

One kitchen branch line through an accessible opening. Grease or food buildup can slow this smaller line.

$145–$225

Bath drain clearing

One sink, tub or shower branch line. Includes clearing and a flow check at that fixture.

$135–$210

Main-line clearing

One main line through an accessible cleanout, up to 100 feet. A cleanout is the capped opening used to reach the pipe.

$225–$395

Sewer camera visit

Up to 100 feet of accessible line, a spoken walkthrough and a video file you keep. Clearing a blocked line is separate.

$195 or $95 with clearing

Root clearing

Cut back roots in one accessible main line, up to 100 feet. This replaces the main-line clearing charge; it is not added to it.

$325–$525

Labor and ordinary equipment are included; prices are before applicable tax. Inaccessible openings, toilet removal or longer runs need an agreed quote. If the job cannot proceed, the agreed assessment visit is $75, credited if we do the work at that visit.

A recording you can revisit

Watch it with us.
Keep the file.

We show you the accessible part of the line and explain what is visible. Within two business days, you receive a downloadable video file and a short written summary.

Standing water or a blockage can hide the pipe. We may need to clear the line first, with your approval. A camera cannot see through a pipe wall or promise that every problem will show up.

Roots entering a gap between two pipe sections; cutting the roots leaves the joint gap in place
Roots can enter a gap at a joint. Clearing removes roots, not the gap.

Why roots come back

Small roots can enter a crack or loose joint and grow into the line. Cutting them opens a path for water, but the opening in the pipe is still there. We explain what the recording suggests; pipe repair is quoted by a separate contractor.

After-hours visits · Subject to availability

The same work, with a $125 visit surcharge.

Regular hours
Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm
Saturday, 9am–1pm
After hours
Monday–Friday, 5pm–9pm
Saturday, 1pm–9pm
Sunday, 9am–9pm

Example: an after-hours kitchen drain visit is $270–$350 before tax: the regular $145–$225 clearing price and one $125 surcharge. The surcharge applies once per visit, including an assessment-only visit. No overnight service.

A request is not a dispatch or a confirmed arrival time. We confirm availability and the total before a visit is agreed.

A few useful answers

Does a camera visit include clearing the drain?

No. A standalone camera visit is $195. Add the camera to a clearing visit for $95. If water or a blockage hides the line, we discuss clearing and its price before continuing.

Will cutting roots fix the pipe?

Cutting roots opens the line but does not repair the crack or joint where they entered. We review what we can see and explain when to ask a pipe-repair contractor for a separate quote.

Start with what the water is doing.

One slow sink or several fixtures backing up? Tell us what changed and when it started.

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