Drain Cleaning & Clog Removal in Greensboro and the Triad
Slow or stopped kitchen, bathroom, tub, shower, and laundry drains cleared at the source, not just pushed further down the pipe.
A drain that gurgles, holds water, or stops completely is telling you something is built up inside the pipe. We clear clogs from kitchen sinks, bathroom and lavatory sinks, tubs, showers, and laundry lines, then run water to make sure the line is flowing the way it should.
Signs you need drain cleaning & clog removal
- Water drains slowly or stands in the sink, tub, or shower
- Gurgling sounds from drains or toilets
- Bad odors coming up from a drain
- Water backs up into another fixture when you run the sink or washer
- The same drain clogs again within weeks
- A plunger or store-bought product hasn't helped
Clogs we clear every week
Most household clogs come from the same few culprits. Kitchen lines collect cooking grease, coffee grounds, and food scraps that cool and harden on the pipe wall. Bathroom sinks and tubs collect hair bound together with soap scum and toothpaste. Laundry lines catch lint and fibers. Over time the opening narrows until water can't get past.
We use professional drain cleaning equipment sized to the line we're working on, from small hand cables for a lavatory sink to powered machines for longer runs. The goal is to open the full diameter of the pipe so the clog doesn't return in a week.
When one clog is really a bigger problem
If several fixtures are slow at the same time, or a toilet gurgles when the washer drains, the blockage is probably further down in a shared branch or the main sewer line. In that case clearing one sink won't solve it. We'll trace where the backup starts and clear the right section of pipe. See our sewer line cleaning and sewer and drain backup services for main-line problems.
Homes and businesses
We handle everything from a single stubborn bathroom sink to busy commercial kitchens, restrooms, and floor drains. Restaurants with recurring grease problems may also want regular grease trap cleaning.
What to expect
Find the blockage
We ask which fixtures are affected and test them to locate where the clog sits.
Choose the right tool
We match the cable or machine to the pipe size and the type of clog.
Clear the full line
We open the pipe wall to wall, not just punch a small hole through the clog.
Test and tidy up
We run water through the line to confirm it drains freely and clean up the work area.
Tips to prevent problems
- Wipe greasy pans with a paper towel before washing them
- Use a hair catcher in showers and tubs
- Keep coffee grounds, eggshells, and rice out of the kitchen drain
- Run hot water for a few seconds after using the garbage disposal
- Skip chemical drain openers, which can damage pipes and won't remove the buildup
Frequently asked questions
Why does my drain keep clogging after I clear it?
Plungers and liquid products often open a small channel through the clog while leaving buildup on the pipe walls. That buildup catches debris again quickly. Mechanical cleaning removes more of it, and if the problem is further down the line, we'll clear that section too.
Can you unclog a drain at night or on the weekend?
Yes. We're open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Call or text and we'll let you know when we can get there.
Is it safe to use chemical drain cleaners?
We don't recommend them. They can damage older pipes and fixtures, they rarely clear grease or hair completely, and they make the job hazardous for whoever works on the drain next.
Where we offer drain cleaning & clog removal
We provide this service across the Triad, including:
- Greensboro
- Winston-Salem
- High Point
- Burlington
- Kernersville
- Archdale
- Clemmons
- Elon
- Gibsonville
- Graham
- Jamestown
- Lewisville
- Oak Ridge
- Rural Hall
- Summerfield
- Walkertown
- Whitsett
Other services you may need
Ready to get it fixed?
Call or text us now, or send a service request and we'll get back to you.