Clay main line cleared
Cleared roots 42 feet out from an exterior cleanout in a 1968 rambler and confirmed flow on camera.
24/7 drain and sewer clearing.
Upfront pricing across West Salt Lake.
Licensed · Lic. #0000-5501 (sample) · 24/7
Services
Upfront phone range before dispatch, including home-buyer sewer scopes.
- Drain cleaning$150–$275
- Main sewer clearing$225–$475
- Camera inspection$175–$375
- Hydro-jetting$450–$950
- Spot repair$2,500–$6,500
Serving West Valley City, Taylorsville, Kearns, West Jordan, Magna.
How it works
Call with symptoms
Hear a realistic price range on the phone before we dispatch.
Clear the line
Approve the exact flat price on site before we cable or jet.
Verify flow
We test fixtures together and quote repairs only when video proves a break.
Sample jobs
Buyer sewer camera scope
Recorded HD lateral video and located one clay offset at 58 feet inside a 10-day due-diligence window.
Kitchen cast-iron jetting
Mini-jetter descaled 30 feet of grease-choked cast-iron pipe beneath an island sink.
Questions
Water is coming up the floor drain. What do I do first?
Stop running all water immediately, including laundry, dishwashers, and toilets. Every fixture feeds the same main line until the clog is cleared.
Do I need hydro-jetting or standard cable clearing?
Most clogs clear with a cable machine for $225–$475. Hydro-jetting ($450–$950) is only needed for thick grease, cast-iron scale, or dense roots.
Who owns the sewer line between my house and the street?
Homeowners maintain the lateral to the street connection; local districts like Granger-Hunter Improvement District maintain the public main.
Should home buyers scope the sewer line before closing?
Yes — home inspectors check indoor taps, not buried clay or cast-iron pipe. Book a home-buyer sewer camera inspection before due diligence ends.
Get a price
Send a short note or call 801-555-0142 any hour.