$69 Drain Snaking + FREE Sewer Camera

A sewer camera inspection sends a small waterproof HD camera on a flexible cable through your main sewer line to show its condition on video. It finds roots, cracks, sags, offset joints, and blockages without any digging. With our $69 special, we snake one problem drain line and run a FREE HD camera through your main sewer line, and you can watch the footage yourself.

The $69 special includes snaking of one problem drain line plus a FREE HD camera inspection of your main sewer line. The camera goes in through an existing, accessible ground-level cleanout. We snake the drain line only, not the main sewer line. Homes without an accessible cleanout may need extra access, which is quoted separately and approved by you first. See current specials for full terms.

A sewer cleanout is a capped pipe that gives direct access to your main sewer line, usually found near the foundation or in the yard. Plumbers use it to run cameras and clear clogs without pulling a toilet or going through a roof vent. If you can't find yours, we can help locate it when we arrive, and we'll tell you before any extra access work is needed.

A drain that clogs again soon after snaking usually has a deeper problem, such as roots, a sag in the line, a crack, or heavy buildup on the pipe walls. Snaking opens a path through the clog but doesn't fix the pipe itself. That's why we camera the main sewer line, so you can see what's causing repeat clogs and decide on next steps, like hydro jetting or a repair.

Yes, especially for an older home. A general home inspection usually doesn't include the sewer line, and older clay, cast iron, or Orangeburg pipe can hide roots, cracks, or collapsed sections. A camera inspection shows the line's condition before you close, so you can ask for a repair or credit during escrow. Read our guide to sewer scopes before buying.