
Drain cleaning and blockages
Kitchen sinks, tubs, toilets, floor drains, and the main line when the whole house backs up.
Snaking, jetting, main line clogs.
A plumber in Glendale for drain cleaning and repairs, in houses and in apartment buildings. You get the price before the work, and nothing extra is done until you agree.
We answer day and night, every day, including weekends and holidays.
Picking one plumber from a page of search results is hard, so ask each one a simple question: what will I see before I approve anything? Our answer is below, along with how we clear drains in Glendale.
A bottle of drain opener may loosen hair in a bathroom sink. It will not reach a clog in the main line, and it can be hard on old metal pipe. What clears a main line is rooter service: a cable fed in from the cleanout that cuts through roots and built-up grease.
If the line closes again within months, a camera shows where and why. More on drain cleaning and on sewer lines.
An overflowing toilet is a fair reason to call a 24-hour plumber in Glendale, and the small valve on the wall behind it stops the water in the meantime. Turn it clockwise as far as it goes. For a burst pipe, our emergency plumbing page explains closing the main.
Tell us what you can see and what you can hear, and we will tell you what it most likely is.
On anything expensive, you should see the problem before you pay to fix it. We photograph what we find and put the findings in writing. Then we lay out the ways it could be fixed and leave the choice with you. If the right answer is to leave it for now, you hear that too. More in before you approve anything expensive.
Rossmoyne's houses mostly date from the 1920s and 1930s, and many on the slopes of Adams Hill are from the same years or a little later. In a house that age we expect some of the original pipe to still be there, and we will tell you which parts are fine to leave alone.
Usually, yes, through the cleanout. If you know where yours is, tell us when you call. If you do not, we will find it.
If we find something that changes the price, we stop and tell you before we do any more. Nothing extra gets done without you agreeing to it first.
Whoever owns the building. Give us their details when you call, and we can talk to them directly.
Most of the calls we get are about one of these. We do the rest of it too.

Kitchen sinks, tubs, toilets, floor drains, and the main line when the whole house backs up.
Snaking, jetting, main line clogs.

Under a sink, behind a wall, in a ceiling, under a slab. We find where it is before we tell you what it takes to get to it.
Slab leaks, pinholes, running meters.

Thermocouples, anodes, valves, and replacement when the tank is finished.
Tank, tankless, no hot water.

Faucets, toilets, shutoffs, angle stops, hose bibs. A section of pipe, or the whole house.
Copper, PEX, replumbs.

Roots, breaks, bellies, and the run from the house out to the main.
Camera, spot repair, no dig.

A burst pipe, no water in the house, sewage coming back up. Tell us that first when you call.
We answer day and night, every day, including weekends and holidays.
Restaurants, small offices and apartment buildings: we do commercial work too.

Say what the problem is and where you are. We will tell you what we can do and what it takes.
Our work is covered for a year.