Why it matters
A slow or clogged drain is more than an inconvenience — it can signal a deeper problem in your plumbing, and a full backup can flood floors with dirty water. Whether it's a single stubborn sink or a main line that backs up every few months, the goal is to clear it completely and find out why it happened.
How it works
We start by identifying where and why the blockage formed. For localized clogs, a motorized auger (snake) breaks through and clears the line. For heavy grease, scale, or root intrusion — and for recurring clogs — hydro jetting uses high-pressure water to scour the pipe walls clean, restoring full diameter rather than just punching a hole through the blockage. A camera inspection confirms the cause when clogs keep returning.
Maintenance that pays off
Avoid pouring grease down drains, use strainers to catch hair and food, and skip 'flushable' wipes — they're a leading cause of clogs. For homes with a history of main-line trouble or large trees near the sewer, periodic jetting or inspection heads off backups before they happen.
Signs you need service
- Water draining slowly in sinks, tubs, or showers
- Gurgling sounds from drains or toilets
- Multiple fixtures backing up at once (often a main-line issue)
- Recurring clogs in the same drain
- Foul odors rising from drains
- Water backing up into tubs or showers when you flush
Common problems we fix
- Grease and food buildup in kitchen lines
- Hair and soap scum in bathroom drains
- Tree roots intruding into older sewer lines
- 'Flushable' wipes and foreign objects lodging in pipes
- Scale buildup narrowing aging pipes
- Bellied or damaged sections that trap debris
What affects the cost
- Location and severity of the clog
- Snaking vs. hydro jetting
- Whether a camera inspection is needed
- Accessibility of the cleanout
Why choose Triple Play
- Snaking and hydro jetting — the right tool for the clog
- Camera inspection to find the real cause of recurring clogs
- Honest guidance, not unnecessary upsells
- 24/7 response for backups and overflows