Plumbing in a city of row homes
Philadelphia's housing stock is a big part of why drain cleaning work here is its own thing. Many row homes and older buildings have decades-old cast iron or clay drain lines, tight basements and shared walls, which makes access and diagnosis harder than in a newer house.
A drain that backs up in a Philadelphia basement is often a main-line problem: roots, scale, or a section that has shifted over time. That's where a camera inspection pays for itself.
Homes and businesses across the city
We take calls from homeowners, landlords and small businesses, from restaurants that need a grease line cleared to a family with a toilet that won't stop backing up. Our phone is answered until 10PM every day, so you're not waiting for Monday.
Communities we serve in Philadelphia
Don't see your neighborhood? Call us. We'd rather confirm on the phone than leave you guessing.