When your main line is backed up and water won't go down, cable drain cleaning clears it and gets it flowing again.

A powered cable with a cutting head clears the blockage, including tree roots, so you can use your drains again. Every sewer line is different, so we start every job with a camera inspection. That tells us whether cable cleaning, hydro jetting, or another option best fits your home.

Many older Twin Cities homes still have their original cast-iron pipes. Over the decades, rust and hard-water minerals build up inside them as "scale," narrowing the pipe and causing slow drains and repeat backups.

Cast-iron pipe descaling grinds that buildup off the pipe walls with specialized tools and flushes it away with water. We check the pipe on camera before and after. The result is a pipe that drains like new again, often without the cost of replacing it.

Over time, drain pipes can crack, leak, corrode, or separate at the joints, especially older cast-iron and galvanized lines. You might notice leaks, water stains, sewer odors, or drains that back up no matter how often they're cleaned.

We start with a camera inspection to find the exact problem spot. Then we repair the damaged section or replace the pipe with new, durable material. Expect a leak-free, properly flowing drain system you can rely on for years.

Kitchen sinks, bathroom drains, and laundry lines collect grease, hair, soap, and lint on the pipe walls. Snaking clears the clog, but the coating stays behind and the drain clogs again.

Interior drain hydro jetting uses smaller equipment and pressure settings for indoor pipes to clean the pipe walls. It's the right fix for a drain that keeps clogging. Expect full-speed drainage and fewer repeat clogs.

Over time, grease, sludge, and tree roots build up on the walls of your main sewer line, slowing drainage and causing repeat clogs. Hydro jetting cleans the entire inside of the pipe using nothing but water.

Because there's no metal cable or blade, it's one of the gentlest and most thorough ways to clean a sewer line. It washes away buildup and roots and flushes them downstream. Expect full flow restored and a much longer time before your next problem.

Your sewer line is buried underground, so guessing what's wrong can lead to costly, unnecessary repairs. A sewer camera inspection shows you exactly what's going on.

We send a waterproof HD camera through your line and pinpoint the location and depth of roots, cracks, sags, or buildup. It's ideal for recurring backups, buying a home, or checking an older line. You get a clear answer and a recommendation based on what we actually see.

When a sewer line is cracked, broken, or badly root-damaged, it needs repair. Traditionally, that meant digging up your yard or driveway. Trenchless sewer repair fixes it through one or two small access holes instead.

Depending on the damage, we either install a new liner inside the old pipe or pull a brand-new pipe through it. Expect a strong, long-lasting sewer line, finished faster, with your yard and driveway left intact.When a sewer line is cracked, broken, or badly root-damaged, it needs repair. Traditionally, that meant digging up your yard or driveway. Trenchless sewer repair fixes it through one or two small access holes instead.

Depending on the damage, we either install a new liner inside the old pipe or pull a brand-new pipe through it. Expect a strong, long-lasting sewer line, finished faster, with your yard and driveway left intact.