Drain augering for tough, localized clogs
Also called drain snaking: a flexible, coiled steel cable works through the bends in your pipes and breaks up the blockage. The quick, cost-effective fix for most clogs, day or night.
How we clear a clog
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Step 1
We find the access point
A cleanout, drain or trap, whichever gets us closest to the blockage.
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Step 2
We run the cable
The cutting head breaks up the clog, roots and all, and restores flow.
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Step 3
We flush and test
We run water to confirm the drain is moving like it should.
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Step 4
We look deeper if needed
If it keeps coming back, a camera shows why so you can fix it for good.
When a snake is the right tool
Augering is ideal for simple to moderate clogs and reaches deep into your plumbing without anything invasive. It’s the right call for:
- Slow sink, tub or shower drains
- Toilet and floor drain backups
- Clogs deep in the line
- Getting water running again fast
- Homes and commercial buildings
When the same drain keeps clogging
Snaking clears a blockage, but it doesn’t scrub the pipe walls. If a drain backs up again and again, a camera inspection shows what’s really going on, and hydro-jetting or a repair solves it for good.