Drain Cleaning & Sewer Repair in Brownwood, TX
From a clogged sink to a collapsed sewer line — we can get you flowing again, and camera-inspect before a repair so there's no guessing.
Serving 12 counties across Central Texas
A slow drain is annoying. A sewer backup is a disaster. We handle everything from a clogged kitchen sink to a collapsed or bellied main sewer line. For sewer line issues, we can use camera inspection to show you exactly what's going on before we recommend a fix. No guessing, no unnecessary work.
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Drain Cleaning & Snaking
Mechanical drain cleaning for clogged sinks, tubs, showers, and floor drains. We clear hair, grease, soap, and debris buildups that cause slow or stopped drains.
Main Sewer Line Clearing
When multiple drains back up at once, the main line is the problem. We clear roots, grease buildup, and obstructions from your main sewer line to the city connection or septic tank.
Hydro-Jetting
High-pressure water jetting scours the inside of your pipes clean — removing grease, scale, and root intrusion that mechanical snaking can't fully clear. The most thorough drain cleaning method available.
Sewer Camera Inspection
Ridgid SeeSnake video inspection lets us see inside your pipes in real time. We pinpoint root intrusion, bellied pipe, cracks, and deterioration — and show you the footage so you can see it yourself.
Sewer Line Repair & Replacement
Cracked, collapsed, or root-damaged sewer lines need professional repair. We excavate and replace damaged sections, or replace the entire line if deterioration is widespread.
Sewer Line Installation
New construction, additions, or properties converting from septic to city sewer. We install new sewer lines to code and handle all required inspections.
Drain Line Location
Ridgid line locator to find your underground drain and sewer lines. Essential for renovations, additions, or locating a problem before digging.
Clean-Out Installation
No clean-out? That makes it hard to reach a clog or run a drain machine, camera, or hydro-jetter through your line. We can install one so your drains can be serviced properly.
Grease Trap Service
Commercial kitchen grease trap cleaning, repair, and installation. Keep your restaurant in compliance and your drains flowing.
Recurring Clog Diagnosis
If the same drain keeps clogging, we can camera-inspect the line after clearing it to find what keeps catching debris, whether roots, a belly, or corroded pipe, so you know if cleaning or repair is the real fix.
Emergency Sewer Backups
Sewage coming up through a tub, toilet, or floor drain can't wait. Our 24/7 line at 325-646-1655 is answered day and night, and we clear the main line and can camera-inspect it to find the cause.
Commercial Kitchen Drain Lines
Restaurant and commercial kitchen drains carry heavy grease loads. Hydro-jetting scours grease from the lines, and pairing it with grease trap service keeps kitchen drains moving.
Licensed Master Plumber
Texas-licensed master plumber with medical gas endorsement — qualified for residential, commercial, and medical facility work.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why do my drains keep getting clogged?
Recurring clogs usually mean the problem is deeper than what a plunger or store-bought drain cleaner can reach. Common causes include root intrusion in the main sewer line, a bellied (sagging) pipe that collects debris, or old cast iron pipes that have corroded and catch everything flowing through them. A camera inspection is the fastest way to find the real cause.
Is hydro-jetting safe for old pipes?
For most pipes, yes. However, if pipes are severely corroded or deteriorated, the pressure could cause damage — which is why we can camera-inspect first. Damage is still possible with pipes in poor condition, so we'll discuss your options with you before we start.
How much does a sewer line replacement cost?
It depends on length, depth, soil conditions, and whether the line runs under a structure. A partial repair of a damaged section is significantly less than a full replacement. We'll camera-inspect first to determine the extent of the problem and give you our recommendations.
Should I use chemical drain cleaners?
We don't recommend them. Chemical drain cleaners can corrode pipes over time — especially older metal pipes — and they rarely clear the full blockage. They also create a hazardous situation if a plumber needs to work on the drain afterward. A professional cleaning is more effective and safer for your plumbing.
What causes tree roots in sewer lines?
Tree roots are attracted to the moisture and nutrients in sewer pipes. They enter through small cracks or joint separations and grow until they block the line. Older clay tile and cast iron pipes are especially vulnerable. Once roots are cleared, we can discuss options with you.
When does a sewer line need repair instead of cleaning?
Cleaning clears a clog; it doesn't fix a damaged pipe. If a camera inspection shows cracks, separated joints, a belly holding water, or a collapsed section, the line will keep backing up no matter how often it's cleared. Roots returning to the same joint are another sign. That's when our sewer line repair service comes in: we excavate and replace the damaged section, or the whole line if deterioration is widespread.
Do you handle sewer backups after hours?
Yes. Sewage backing up through drains or toilets is one of the emergencies we handle 24/7 at 325-646-1655. Until we arrive, stop using water in the house so nothing else goes down the line. We'll clear the obstruction and, if you'd like, camera-inspect the line to find out whether roots, a collapse, or buildup caused it.
What is a clean-out, and do I need one?
A clean-out is a capped access pipe on your drain line, usually outside near the foundation. It gives a plumber a direct way into the line for a drain machine, camera, or hydro-jetter without pulling a toilet or working down from a roof vent. If your home doesn't have one, clearing a main line clog is harder and messier. We can install a clean-out so your drains can be serviced properly.
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From our shop in Brownwood to homes and businesses across 12 Central Texas counties.