Eight kinds of work, from one slow sink to a sewer repair under the lawn, and for each one, when it’s the wrong answer.
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It decides which of the eight you need. Here’s how to tell.
Just one drain
The rest of the house drains fine. That’s a branch line, and it’s usually hair, soap or grease in the first few feet.
The whole house
Water rises in the shower when the washer drains, or the lowest toilet gurgles. That’s the main line, and everything in the house goes through it.
Eight kinds of work
No packages and no maintenance plans. There’s a line, what’s wrong with it, and a price against each part of the job.
Water up in the shower when the washer drains. That is the main, not the bathroom.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not a plunger, and not a caustic opener poured into a full line.
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The whole run on camera, every finding written down at its footage and depth.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not on a first block with an obvious cause. We’ll say so.
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A cutter sized to the pipe, and a camera run after to prove the roots are gone.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not on grease, and not every three months on a line nobody has looked at.
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Water at pressure scours the whole wall, grease and scale included.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not down an old clay line with an open joint in it.
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A spot repair at the flagged joint, bedded to grade and filmed after.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not the whole line when one joint is the problem.
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A two-way cleanout at the foundation, so no visit starts by pulling a toilet.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not a pipe left sticking out of the lawn for the mower.
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Kitchen lines jetted clean, and plain advice on what keeps them that way.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not enzyme bottles sold as a fix for a blocked line.
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One sink, tub or shower cleared at the trap, priced as the small job it is.
When it’s the wrong answer: Not a main-line bill for a hair clog.
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If the line is stopped, it gets opened today with a cutter sized to the pipe. Nobody is left without a bathroom while we diagnose.
If it has closed before, the camera goes in. A second or third backup means something is catching in the same place.
Grease is a jetting job. An open joint is a spot repair at the flag. A sag is a grade problem. No cleanout is worth fixing on its own.
Tell us what it’s doing. We’ll tell you which of these it is, including “none of them”.
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Say the house is backing up and it has you run the far bathroom sink and watch the shower next to it — that is how you tell one blocked trap from the main line. Then it asks where your cleanout is.
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