Hydro Jetting
Wash grease, scale and roots from pipe walls with high pressure water where a cable falls short.
A slow sink is a nuisance, and a main line that backs up into the tub is an emergency. Drain cleaning clears the blockage and, ideally, tells you why it formed.
Call, say which fixtures are slow or backing up, and a contractor is lined up.

Run water in a sink, then a shower, then flush a toilet. If only one fixture misbehaves, the clog is local. If water rises in the lowest drain when another fixture runs, the main line is blocked.
A plunger can clear a soft clog in a sink or tub. Avoid chemical drain openers, because they sit in a blocked pipe and can burn skin and damage fittings.
A cable or snake with a cutting head goes in through a cleanout or a fixture trap and breaks up the clog. For grease or scale on the pipe wall, hydro jetting scrubs with pressurized water.
Ask which method the contractor plans to use and why. A cable fits most hair and soap clogs, while jetting fits grease, scale or roots.
Mineral-rich Valley water leaves scale inside older drain lines and slowly narrows them. Roots from mature trees add another cause in older neighborhoods.
A main line that backs up after a heavy monsoon storm may be reacting to stressed systems nearby. Call early if more than one drain slows.
A simple fixture clog costs less than a main line job with a camera. These things move the quote.
Ask whether a camera look is included if the main line is the problem.
Grease cools and sticks to pipe walls, wipes labeled flushable do not break down, and roots find even tiny joints. A drain that clogs again within weeks has a cause that the first visit did not remove.
Ask for a camera inspection if the same line clogs twice. It shows whether a sag, a crack or a root is behind it.
Stop running water in fixtures on the affected line. Do not pour boiling water into PVC or ABS that is already stressed. Keep kids and pets away from any wet floor.
If sewage is coming up, close off the area and tell the dispatcher how far it has spread.
One slow sink is usually a local clog. Several fixtures slowing together point to a main line. Gurgling toilets while the washer drains are a classic main line sign. Tell the dispatcher which case you see.
Use strainers in showers and kitchen sinks, keep grease out of the drain and run hot water after washing dishes. Avoid flushing wipes marked flushable, which often do not break down.
If the same drain clogs every few months, ask for a camera look. A sag, root intrusion or bad joint will keep bringing the clog back.
Wash grease, scale and roots from pipe walls with high pressure water where a cable falls short.
Look inside the sewer pipe on video before a repair or a home purchase.
Fix a cracked, root-choked or sagging sewer pipe while replacing only what has to go.
Yes. When several drains back up or sewage shows at the lowest drain, stop using water and call the 24/7 line. Waiting lets the backup spread.
The cause may still be there. Grease on pipe walls, a sag in the line and roots all let clogs re-form. A camera inspection shows which.
It is better not to. Chemicals sit in a blocked pipe, damage fittings and make a later cleaning more hazardous for the person doing it.
Say so when you call. Floor drains, patio drains and cleanouts are all drain work, and the contractor will want to know where the problem is.
They can harm pipes and are risky to handle. Many plumbers advise against them.
Call the line, say which fixtures are affected, and a dispatcher will match you with a contractor.
Service area centered on Goodyear and nearby Maricopa County cities.