Drain and sewer service for Philadelphia homes
Rowhouses, twins and suburban homes across 32 towns. Diagnosed before digging, priced on camera evidence, and explained in plain terms.
Every service, homeowner edition
Hydro Jetting
A cable bores a hole through the clog.
Drain Cleaning
A single slow sink is a nuisance.
Sewer Camera Inspection
Every expensive sewer decision in Philadelphia — jet, repair, line, replace — depends on one thing: what the pipe actually looks like inside.
Main Sewer Line Cleaning
The lateral is the most expensive drain you own — a 60-to-100-foot clay run from your rowhouse to the street main, shared with stormwater, hunted by street-tree roots.
Rooter Service
Roots do not break your pipe to get in.
Kitchen Grease Line Jetting
Grease is the one clog material a cable cannot fix.
Bathroom Drain Cleaning
Bathroom clogs are almost never mysterious: hair, soap scum and toothpaste solids, wrapping around cast iron scale in a century-old branch arm.
Basement Floor Drain Cleaning
The basement floor drain is the lowest opening in your rowhouse — which makes it the relief valve for every downstream restriction.
Storm Drain & Catch Basin Cleaning
A flooded loading dock or parking lot is rarely a rain problem.
Emergency Drain Service
Sewage on the basement floor does not wait for business hours, and neither do we.
Property Manager Multifamily Drains
Nobody treats a rental drain like an owner does.
HOA Community Drains
HOA drain problems are never one owner's problem.
Tools and guides for homeowners
Cost estimator
Most Philadelphia price guides quote one national number.
Clog diagnostic
The difference between a fixture clog and a main line failure is a factor of three in price and the difference between "book it next week" and "stop using water now".
Jetting vs snaking
Snaking costs less and jetting lasts longer, but that is not the real decision.
Water heater sizing
Almost every disappointed tankless owner in Philadelphia was sized off a manufacturer's summer-condition table.
Hydro Jetting vs Snaking: What Philly Homes Need
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How to Check a PA Plumber License in Philly
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How to Unclog a Main Sewer Line Safely in Philly
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Homeowner questions
Do you work on Philadelphia rowhouses?
Most of what we clear is rowhouses, twins and postwar suburbans — clay tile laterals, cast iron stacks, shared party-line runs and basement cleanouts in tight spaces. Tell us the house age and we usually know the pipe before we arrive.
How fast can you reach a home?
Same-day for active problems in most of the 32 towns, 24/7 for backups. Calling with the symptom and the house age gets you the fastest accurate dispatch.
Will I be sold work I do not need?
No. Camera evidence comes before any sewer price, the jetting-vs-snaking tool sometimes recommends the cheaper option, and single fixture clogs get single fixture fixes.
I rent — can you still help?
We work for property owners and managers, so renters should loop in the landlord first. Our property-manager service page explains how we handle occupied rentals.