Kitchen Drains
Grease and food waste coat kitchen lines over time. We clear the clog and clean the pipe wall so it stays open longer.
- Sink & disposal lines
- Grease removal
- Flow tested
Plumbing · Fort Collins, CO
Drain Cleaning in Fort Collins, CO
Plumbing, septic and drain service for homes and businesses in Fort Collins, Larimer County. Licensed technicians, written prices before any work, and same-day visits on most calls.
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- Insured
- Free Estimates
- Family Owned
- 24/7 Emergency
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Drain Cleaning in Fort Collins, CO: What You Can Expect
Drain cleaning for every drain in the home or business, from a slow sink to a backed-up main line.
Drain Cleaning That Lasts Longer Than a Plunger
From Old Town, the neighborhoods around CSU, Midtown and southeast Fort Collins to the newer streets around town, our technicians work on the plumbing and septic systems Fort Collins homeowners rely on every day. Much of Fort Collins is older homes and student rentals near CSU and newer subdivisions to the southeast.
Our plumbers are licensed and background-checked, and they explain what they find before they fix it. You approve a written price first, and that is the price you pay.
Bathroom Drains
Hair and soap build-up slow tubs, showers and sinks. We clear them without harsh chemicals that can damage older pipes.
- Tub & shower drains
- Sink drains
- No harsh chemicals
Main Line Clogs
When several drains back up at once, the blockage is usually in the main line. We clear it from the cleanout and check why it happened.
- Cleanout access
- Full-line cabling
- Camera check
Hydro-Jetting
High-pressure water scours grease, scale and roots from the inside of the pipe, restoring it close to its full size.
- Grease & scale
- Root cutting
- Long-lasting results
Our Drain Cleaning Process
Five steps from a slow drain to a clear line.
Step 1: Find the Blockage
We check which drains are affected to tell whether it is a single fixture or the main line.
- Fixtures tested
- Main vs branch
- Access found
Step 2: Clear the Line
A motorized cable sized to the pipe breaks through and removes the clog.
- Right-size cable
- Clog removed
- Flow restored
Step 3: Jet if Needed
For grease, scale or roots, hydro-jetting scours the inside of the pipe clean.
- Grease removed
- Scale cleared
- Roots cut
Step 4: Camera Check
On repeat clogs we run a camera to find any damage causing them.
- Cause identified
- Footage shown
- Repair options
Step 5: Test & Advise
We run water through every affected drain and explain how to keep it clear.
- Every drain tested
- Clean worksite
- Prevention tips
Drain Cleaning — Fort Collins, CO
We Clear Drains Others Just Poke Through
The right equipment and a camera when it is needed mean the clog is gone, not just pushed further down the line.
- Slow Kitchen Sinks
- Clogged Tubs & Showers
- Backed-Up Toilets
- Main Sewer Line Clogs
- Recurring Drain Problems
How Our Drain Cleaning Works
- 01Locate
We find out whether it is one fixture or the main line.
- 02Clear
Cabling or hydro-jetting removes the blockage completely.
- 03Verify
Every drain is tested, with a camera check on repeat clogs.
Related Services
Often needed alongside drain cleaning.
Water Heaters
Repair, replacement and new installation of tank, gas, electric and hybrid water heaters.
Explore water heaters in Fort Collins, COTankless Water Heaters
Tankless installation, tank-to-tankless conversion, descaling and repair.
Explore tankless water heaters in Fort Collins, COLeak Detection
Non-invasive detection of slab, wall, ceiling and underground leaks.
Explore leak detection in Fort Collins, COSewer Services
Sewer camera inspection, repair and trenchless replacement.
Explore sewer services in Fort Collins, CODrain Cleaning FAQs
Q: Can you come out today in Fort Collins?
Usually, yes. Most calls in Fort Collins get a same-day visit, and emergencies like burst pipes or backups are answered around the clock.
Q: Is septic service available in Fort Collins?
Yes — pumping, inspections, repairs and replacements for septic systems in Fort Collins and across Larimer County. Most household tanks need pumping every 3 to 5 years.
Q: What will a plumber cost in Fort Collins?
It depends on the job, but you always know first: we diagnose, then give a written flat-rate price. No hourly meter and no surprises.
