Drains and pipes can be blocked by all kinds of debris. A blockage may consist of hair, oil, or mineral deposits. When a clog is suspected, our technicians can perform a range of services to remedy the problem, including:

• Drain & Sewer Camera Inspection: Using a state-of-the-art fiber optic camera, we can look deep into your drain to find the problem and determine a remedy without doing any digging.
• Drain Sewer Cleaning: We can use the latest snake equipment to clean sewer lines while avoiding damaging gas and electrical lines in the process, preventing damage to your home.
• Hydro Jetting: A high-pressure water jet can clear a tough blockage by forcing it through the pipe, whether it’s made of hair, oil, minerals, or soap residue. The pressure and flow of the water are tightly controlled.
• Sewer Repair: Sometimes, the appearance of sewage isn’t your fault. When factors out of your control have led to sewer pipe failure, we can employ trenchless repair and replacement techniques to restore your plumbing with minimal disruption.
• Tree Root Removal: An outdoor situation, this can be remedied by digging out and cutting tree roots; if the roots have infiltrated a pipe and caused extensive damage, that section will need to be replaced.

A typical drain clog might result from a buildup of hair, oil, grease, detergent, soap, dirt, or debris. Even shampoo that goes down the bathtub drain can eventually build up inside. Never pour grease down a kitchen sink, as it will harden and collect inside the pipe, and don’t flush anything other than toilet tissue in your bathroom.

A drain clog often builds up slowly under your floor, so it’s impossible to see until there are signs of a problem. Home remedies for clogged drains can make things worse. Off-the-shelf chemical drain cleaners, or even bleaches or solvents, can cause serious pipe damage. Plumbing technicians should always know if you’ve used any, so be up front about such steps from the start.

A drain backup may be no fault of your own. Contact our residential drain clearing professionals to identify and remedy the problem. If you suspect a problem, skip harsh chemicals and call our plumbing drain clearing services to safely clear the clog and protect your pipes.

A properly installed clean-out has many benefits, so be sure to ask our plumbing technicians about this if you don’t already have one. Clean-outs make sewer cleaning easier because the sewer line can be quickly located and accessed. They can lower the cost for cleaning each blockage and may prevent flooding inside your home. If you have a clean-out, the cleaning process is much simpler. There are fewer turns to navigate, which helps technicians make better use of their equipment. With the right clean-outs in place, our plumbing drain clearing services can work faster and more effectively, often resolving clogs in a single visit. Clean-outs allow for outdoor work, rather than requiring machines and drain cables to access pipe from inside your home. Plumbers can use regular-sized equipment and even gain access by hydro jet.

Serving all of Southern California, NEXGEN can quickly diagnose any plumbing problem and effectively clean drains and pipes. We dispatch our service technicians the same day you call. Top-rated for home services, we’re trusted for residential drain and sewer cleaning services. Our affordable services are backed by the X Protects standard, and we’re also experienced in state-of-the-art methods to clean out your drain such as camera inspection and hydro jetting. Call today for a free quote and to schedule an appointment.

What signs mean I need professional plumbing drain clearing services?

The most common sign is a slow drain that refuses to speed up. If water lingers in your sink, shower, or tub long after you’ve finished, it means a blockage is thickening deep in your pipes. 

When should I call for emergency drain clearing service?

An emergency is any situation where you cannot use your plumbing. This includes:

• Multiple Clogged Fixtures: If the toilet, sink, and shower are all backed up at once, your main sewer line is likely blocked.

• The Only Toilet is Broken: In a one-bathroom home, a non-functional toilet is an immediate necessity.

• Active Flooding: If a drain is overflowing and you cannot stop the flow of water.