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We're a family-run, fourth-generation drain and sewer company serving all of Chicago and the surrounding suburbs. Not sure if you're in our area? Call (773) 451-6767 — we'll give you a straight answer.
Both. We handle everything from a single clogged kitchen sink at a home to commercial sewer lines, floor drains, and clean-out stations for businesses.
Yes. We take emergency calls around the clock, including nights, weekends, and holidays. When a sewer backs up at 11 p.m., that's exactly when you need someone who answers.
For emergencies, we aim to get a truck out quickly. We'll give you an honest assessment when you call.
We don't make blind assessments over the web because every setup is different. If you call us and tell us what's happening and where your access point is, we can use our knowledge of local setups to recommend the right next step. We don't try to sell work you don't need.
We clear just about everything — kitchen sinks, bathtubs, showers, floor drains, laundry tubs, main sewer lines, and commercial clean-outs. We use power rodding and high-pressure hydro jetting depending on what the job calls for.
Power rodding (our rodding machine) uses a mechanical cable that breaks through and clears a clog — efficient for most blockages. Hydro jetting uses ultra-high-pressure water that scours the inside of the pipe and flushes out grease, tree roots, and debris. We recommend the right one for your situation. Honestly, we'd rather tell you what you need than recommend unnecessary work.
Backups usually come from a break, a belly, a root intrusion, or heavy grease. The key is that we always run a camera first so we know exactly what's going on before recommending any work. Because of that, many repairs can be completed without digging (trenchless/no-dig methods) — which saves your yard and your driveway. "We have to dig it up" is a last resort, not a default.
Yes. We use a high-definition recording sewer camera so you can see exactly what's in your line — a blockage, a crack, tree roots — and we can back up the recommendation with real footage, not a guess.
A camera inspection pushes a waterproof camera down your drain so we can see the actual condition of the pipe — clogs, cracks, roots, and bellies — and pinpoint exactly where a problem is. It gives you a real diagnosis and can help prevent needless digging.
Yes. We install and service sump and ejector pumps to keep water out of basements — and we can check whether yours is actually working when you need it most.
Yes — and this is one we see a lot of in this area. If water is coming up out of a floor drain, especially during or after rain, that's usually not a simple clog: it often means tree roots or settled pipes have compromised the sewer main, and the water is taking the path of least resistance — your lowest floor drain (often a basement or slab-level drain). We handle backwater flow prevention and flood control, and we can help you understand what's actually happening so you're not treating a sewer problem like a drain problem.
Yes. A clean-out station is an access point that makes it much easier to service a drain or sewer line. We design and install them for homes and commercial properties — the kind of access every drain system wishes it had.
The owners do the work themselves — it's a family-run, fourth-generation operation. One reason customers keep coming back: the person you hire is the person on the job, and you get honest advice, not a pushy sales pitch.
Honestly: rodding clears a clog, but it doesn't tell you why it backed up. If you want to know whether there's an underlying problem, a camera inspection answers that and helps prevent surprises later. We're happy to tell you either way; the camera means you're making a more informed choice.
If it's backed up now, call as soon as you can — (773) 451-6767. We'll stabilize the situation quickly and give you an honest next step.
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