Drain & Sewer Cleaning
Fast Relief From Slow & Clogged Drains — serving East Chicago and Northwest Indiana homes and businesses.
Overview
A drain that gulps, gurgles or backs up is rarely a one-time nuisance — it's usually a sign of a developing blockage. Our team clears everything from a single slow bathroom sink to a fully backed-up main sewer line, using the right tool for the job instead of a one-size-fits-all approach.
We show up with cable machines, motorized augers, hydro jetting equipment and sewer cameras on every truck, so most drain calls are diagnosed and resolved in a single visit.
What's Included
- Kitchen sink, bathroom sink, tub, shower and floor drain clogs
- Main sewer line backups and slow-draining fixtures throughout the house
- Laundry standpipe and utility drain clogs
- Recurring or repeat clogs that keep coming back
- Camera inspection to pinpoint the exact cause and location
- Upfront pricing before any work begins — no surprises
Our Process
Diagnose
We ask about symptoms and history, then inspect the affected fixture or clean-out.
Locate the Clog
Camera inspection when needed to see exactly what we're dealing with and where.
Clear the Line
Cable machine, jetting, or a combination — whichever clears it most effectively.
Test & Confirm
We run water through every affected fixture to confirm the drain is flowing freely.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recurring clogs are usually caused by grease build-up, root intrusion, bellied (sagging) pipe sections, or scale narrowing the pipe. A camera inspection identifies the real cause instead of just treating the symptom.
Yes — most drain and sewer cleaning calls in our service area are scheduled same-day, and we offer 24/7 emergency service for active backups.
Yes, our trucks are equipped with heavy-duty cable machines and hydro jetting equipment specifically for main line clogs and root intrusion.
Skip liquid drain chemicals when possible — they can damage older pipes and rarely clear the full blockage. Grease, coffee grounds, and wipes of any kind (even 'flushable' ones) are common culprits worth keeping out of drains entirely.