Drain Cleaning Services in Brighton
Clogged drains happen to everyone eventually. Hair builds up in bathroom drains. Grease accumulates in kitchen pipes. Tree roots find their way into sewer lines. Whatever's blocking your drain, we can clear it out and get things flowing again.
We use professional equipment — not the stuff you'd pick up at the hardware store. Cable machines, hydro-jetting, camera inspections when needed. The right tool depends on what we're dealing with and where the blockage is located.
Kitchen Drains
Kitchen sinks take a lot of abuse. Grease, food particles, soap scum — it all builds up over time. That slow-draining sink isn't going to fix itself, and pouring chemicals down there usually just makes a mess without solving the underlying problem.
We clear kitchen drains properly. Get in there with a cable, break up the blockage, flush the line. If your garbage disposal is part of the problem, we'll take a look at that too.
Bathroom Drains
Hair is the usual suspect in bathroom sinks, tubs, and showers. It tangles up with soap residue and creates stubborn clogs that a plunger won't touch. Toilet clogs are their own category — sometimes simple, sometimes indicating a bigger issue downstream.
We handle all of it. Sinks, tubs, showers, toilets. Quick work for straightforward clogs, more thorough investigation when something doesn't add up.
Main Sewer Lines
When multiple drains in your house are backing up, or you're getting sewage smell, the problem is usually in your main sewer line. Could be a blockage, could be a break, could be tree roots that have worked their way in over the years.
We can run a camera down there to see exactly what's happening. No guesswork, just a clear picture of the situation. Then we'll talk through your options — whether that's clearing the line, making a repair, or in some cases, replacing a section of pipe.
Drain backing up? Let's fix it.
(248) 519-7506A Word About Drain Chemicals
Those liquid drain cleaners you see at the store? They're harsh on your pipes and often don't work on serious clogs anyway. If you've already tried them and the drain is still slow, don't worry — we've seen it all. Just let us know so we can take appropriate precautions when we open things up.