FAQs

Drain cleaning equipment, when used properly, does not typically cause damage to pipes. However, it's important to note that if there are pre-existing issues with your pipes, the cleaning process may exacerbate these problems.

Proper drain cleaning shouldn't damage pipes in good condition. Our cleaning blades are designed to be the same size or smaller than the pipe and are flexible to navigate through the line. However, if there are existing damages or weak spots in the pipe, the cleaning process might potentially worsen these areas.

Our company provides a range of services including line locating, water jetting, and camera inspections to address various drain and sewer issues.

While high-pressure water jetting can be effective for certain issues like grease buildup, sand/rock accumulation, or flat spots in pipes, it's not always necessary. In many cases, traditional cabling methods are equally effective and more cost-efficient. We assess each situation to determine the most appropriate method.

Over-the-counter drain cleaners may work in some situations, but they can potentially cause more harm than good. These products often contain harsh chemicals like sodium hydroxide or sulfuric acid, which can be harmful to your pipes, your health, and the environment. If you choose to use these products, exercise caution by using protective gear. It's important to note that plunging after using these cleaners is not recommended due to the risk of splashing.