Serving Maricopa, AZ 85138 and 85139 and nearby Pinal County
Serving Maricopa, AZ 85138 and 85139 and nearby Pinal County
When every drain in the house is slow, or sewage comes up in the shower, the main line is blocked. We clear it from the cleanout to the street connection.
Every drain in your home connects to one pipe, the main sewer line. It runs under the slab and the front yard to the public sewer in the street. When that pipe is blocked, waste water has nowhere to go and comes back up through the lowest drains in the house, usually a shower, tub or floor drain.
Main line cleaning is done through the cleanout, a capped pipe found near the front of most Maricopa homes. A heavy-duty sewer machine runs a cable with a cutting head through the full length of the line. Where grease, sludge or scale is the cause, we follow up with hydro jetting to wash the pipe clean.
Toilets, tubs and sinks all slow or backed up at the same time.
Waste water appears in the lowest drain when a toilet is flushed or the washer drains.
Bubbling in the toilet when other fixtures are used.
Water or waste seeping from the cleanout cap in the yard.
A sewage smell indoors or near the front yard.
An unexplained wet or extra green area can point to a leaking or broken line.
We find and open the cleanout and relieve any standing sewage safely.
A sewer machine clears the blockage all the way to the city connection.
A camera confirms the line is clear and shows any damage.
Fixtures are tested and the cleanout is capped.
Maricopa is a young city, so the tree root problems that plague older Phoenix neighborhoods are less common here. Instead, we see:
In general, the homeowner is responsible for the sewer line from the house to the connection at the public main. If the blockage turns out to be in the public sewer, your sewer utility should be notified. A sewer camera inspection shows exactly where the problem is.
In most Maricopa homes it is in the front yard, within a few feet of the house, often in a landscape bed. Look for a round white or black cap three to four inches across. Some homes have two caps side by side.
Typical Phoenix-area prices range from about $250 to $900, depending on access, the length of the line and the method used. We give you the price before work begins.
No. Any water you send down a drain will come back up at the lowest point in the house. Stop using water until the line is cleared.
A healthy line does not need routine cleaning. If you have a known belly or recurring clogs, cleaning every one to two years can prevent backups.
More ways we keep Maricopa drains flowing.
Slow or fully blocked sink, tub, shower or floor drain cleared the right way with professional cable machines.
Grease, food and soap buildup removed from kitchen sink lines, garbage disposals and dishwasher drains.
Hair, soap scum and hard-water scale cleared from sink, shower and bathtub drains.
Stubborn toilet clogs and repeat backups cleared with a closet auger, without damage to the bowl.
High-pressure water scours grease, scale and sludge off the pipe wall for a longer-lasting clean.
See exactly what is inside your line: bellies, breaks, roots and construction debris, on video.
Sewage backing up or water on the floor? Get priority help for urgent drain problems.
Restaurants, retail, offices and HOAs: scheduled jetting, grease line cleaning and fast clog response.
Local drain cleaning for Maricopa neighborhoods in ZIP codes 85138 and 85139, plus nearby Pinal County communities.
Call now to talk with a local drain cleaning pro. Clear pricing before work begins, and no pressure.
