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Drain cleaning prices, published

These are starting prices. Every job is different, so the technician looks at the job and confirms your price on site before any work starts. Nights, weekends and holidays add $150.

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ServiceDaytimeNights, weekends, holidaysIncludes
Single fixture drain (sink, tub, shower, toilet, floor drain) Starting at $325 Starting at $475 Cabling and a flow test
Main sewer line or house trap Starting at $595 Starting at $745 Through an accessible cleanout, camera check included
Sewer camera inspection Starting at $495 Starting at $645 Video and written findings
Pre-purchase sewer scope Starting at $495 Starting at $645 Video and written findings before you buy
Hydro jetting, residential main Starting at $895 Starting at $1,045 Camera before and after
Hydro jetting, commercial line Starting at $1,200 Starting at $1,350 Restaurants, retail and buildings, camera before and after
Building stacks, roof drains, catch basins Priced on site Depends on access, length and material

What changes the price

  1. Which line. One fixture is the simplest job. A main line needs a bigger machine and more time.
  2. Access. An accessible cleanout or house trap keeps the price at the base rate.
  3. Method. Cabling clears most clogs. Jetting cleans the pipe wall and costs more.
  4. Timing. Nights, weekends and holidays add $150.

Price guides

  • Drain cleaning cost: Unclogging a single drain in NYC typically runs $100 to $450 depending on the company and the drain. Ours start at $325 for one fixture drain and $595 for a main sewer line with a camera check, with $150 more at night, on weekends and holidays.
  • Sewer line cleaning cost: Main sewer line cleaning in NYC typically costs $250 to $1,050. Ours starts at $595 through an accessible cleanout or house trap with a camera check included, $745 at night, on weekends and holidays, and $895 if the line needs hydro jetting.
  • Hydro jetting cost: Hydro jetting in NYC typically runs $400 to $1,200 or more depending on the line. Ours starts at $895 for a residential main line and $1,200 for commercial lines, with camera footage before and after included. Nights, weekends and holidays add $150.
  • Camera inspection cost: A sewer camera inspection in NYC typically costs $200 to $700. Ours starts at $495 with the video and written findings, and a camera check is already included in main line clearing, which starts at $595.

Common questions

Why don't you give an exact price over the phone?

Every job is different. Access, the length of the line and the cause of the clog all change the work. We publish starting prices, and the technician confirms your price on site before any work starts.

Why do your prices include a camera?

On main lines and jetting, the camera shows what caused the problem and whether it will come back. You see what was wrong, not just a bill.

What makes a job cost more?

No accessible cleanout, a very long run, or a line that needs both cabling and jetting. If that comes up on site, you get the new price before we continue.

Is the price confirmed before work starts?

Yes. The technician looks at the job and confirms your price before starting. Nothing starts until you say yes.

What do roof drains, stacks and catch basins cost?

Those depend on access, length and the amount of material, so the technician prices them on site before any work starts.

Why not advertise a $49 price like some companies?

Because the real price of a drain job is rarely $49. We would rather publish what jobs actually cost and stick to it.

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