Drain Cleaning in St. George, UT
Drain cleaning in St. George should clear the clog, tell you why it happened, and skip the sales pitch for a new sewer line. We find out whether it is one drain or the main line, give you an upfront price, and clear it. If the same clog keeps coming back, we can run a camera so you see the cause yourself, and you decide what happens next.
- Sink, tub, toilet, and main line clogs, usually same day
- One slow drain or the main line? We tell you which
- Upfront price before we start
- Camera only if it keeps coming back, no pressure
Drain Cleaning we handle
Pick the closest match. Each page explains what is usually wrong, what the fix involves, and what to expect when we show up.
- Sewer RepairRoots, breaks, and sagging sewer lines. You see the camera video before any repair plan.
- Hydro JettingGrease, roots, and buildup scoured from your lines. Camera first so we only jet pipe that can take it.
- Sewer Camera InspectionSee inside your sewer line before you buy or repair. You watch the footage and keep the video.
Drain Backed Up Right Now? Do This First
Stop running water anywhere in the house. That means no flushing, no showers, and shutting off the washer and dishwasher mid-cycle if you have to. Every gallon you send down a blocked line has to go somewhere, and it usually comes up at the lowest drain.
If sewage has come up into a tub or shower, keep kids and pets away from it. Then note which drains are slow and which are backing up. That one detail tells us a lot before we arrive, and it is the fastest way to get the right equipment on the truck.
- Stop all water use until the line is cleared
- Note which fixtures are slow or backing up
- Look for the sewer cleanout cap outside
- Text us a photo of the backup and the cleanout

Is It One Drain or the Main Line?
A single slow sink, tub, or toilet is usually a branch clog: hair in a bathroom drain, grease and food in a kitchen line, or something flushed that should not have been. The rest of the house drains fine. A plunger or small hand auger sometimes handles these.
When several fixtures act up together, the problem is usually further down, in the main line that carries everything out to the street. Water rising in the lowest tub or shower when you flush or run the washer is the classic sign. A sink snake will not reach that clog.
After the Clog Clears: Your Options
For most clogs, clearing the line is the whole job. You do not need a camera for a one-time hair clog or a toilet that met a wad of wipes. We will tell you that plainly.
If the same line has clogged before, if we pulled roots back on the cable, or if the home is older with big trees nearby, a sewer camera inspection is worth considering. You see the footage on the screen with us. From there the options are simple: keep it maintained, clean it with hydro jetting, or repair a damaged section. You pick.
Your Sewer Line or the City's?
In St. George, city code says the property owner is responsible for the sewer lateral, the pipe that runs from your house out to the city main. A clog anywhere in that lateral is yours to clear, even the part under the street side of your yard.
If the city main itself is backed up, that is the city's problem, and usually more than one house on the street is affected. If you are not sure, we can clear your side and show you where the trouble is. Homeowners in Ivins, Santa Clara, and other nearby towns should check their own town's rules.

Kitchen Grease and Bathroom Hair Clogs
Kitchen sinks that clog every few months are almost always grease. A snake pokes a hole through it, but the pipe walls stay coated, so the clog rebuilds. Hydro jetting cleans the walls, and keeping grease and food scraps out of the sink keeps it that way.
Bathroom clogs are mostly hair and soap. A drain strainer in the tub and shower is the cheapest fix there is. If a bathroom drain keeps slowing down even with a strainer, the problem may be further down the line, and that is worth a look.
- Drain cleaning
- Sewer cleaning
- Main line clog clearing
What People Worry About Before Calling
These are the questions St. George homeowners ask most when a drain backs up. Straight answers, no scare tactics.
Water comes up in my shower when I flush the toilet. What is going on?
When more than one fixture backs up, especially the lowest tub or shower, the blockage is usually in the main line, not a single drain. Stop using water and call. A sink snake will not reach it.
My drain was snaked and it clogged again a few weeks later. Why?
Snaking restores flow but does not fix the cause. Roots, a sagging section of pipe, or a break will keep catching waste, and roots often grow back after they are cut. A camera inspection after clearing shows which one it is.
I called about a clog. Am I going to get sold a camera and a new sewer line?
Not from us. We clear the drain first. We only suggest a camera when there is a reason, like a repeat clog or roots on the cable, and when we run one, you see the footage. What happens after that is your call.
I don't know what this will cost before the plumber shows up.
We tell you the service call fee when you book. Price depends on whether it is one fixture drain or the main line, how we can get to it, and whether it is after hours. You get the price before we start, and you say yes or no.
I already poured drain cleaner in. Is that a problem?
Chemical cleaners rarely clear a main line clog, and they are hard on pipes. They can also splash on whoever opens the line. Just tell us what you used and how much when we arrive so we can work safely.
My toilet gurgles when the tub drains. Is that a vent or a clog?
Gurgling alone can be a vent problem. If water rises in the bowl or the tub when another fixture drains, that points to a blockage in the drain line. Either way, it is an early warning worth checking before it turns into a backup.
Drain Cleaning: common questions
How fast can you come out for a backed-up drain?
Usually same day when the schedule allows. A main line backup with sewage in the house goes to the front of the line. Call or text us and we will tell you when we can be there.
My house doesn't seem to have a cleanout. Can you still clear the main line?
Yes. We can go in by pulling a toilet or through a roof vent. It takes more work, so if your line clogs more than once, an outdoor cleanout makes every future visit faster and cheaper. We can talk about adding one.
Can I rent a drain snake and clear the main line myself?
Plenty of homeowners do. Main line machines can injure hands and the cable can get stuck in the pipe, so know when to stop. If the machine binds up or you pull back roots, that is the point to call.
Do I need a camera inspection every time a drain clogs?
No. It is not worth it for a one-time clog. It makes sense for repeat clogs, roots, or older homes with mature trees, and we will tell you which situation you are in.
Sewage came up in my shower. What do I clean afterward?
Keep people and pets away until the line is cleared. Then disinfect hard surfaces like the tub, tile, and floor. Carpet, flooring, or drywall that soaked up sewage may need to be replaced rather than cleaned.
Related services
Sewer Camera Inspection See inside your sewer line before you buy or repair. You watch the footage and keep the video.
Hydro Jetting Grease, roots, and buildup scoured from your lines. Camera first so we only jet pipe that can take it.
Sewer Repair Roots, breaks, and sagging sewer lines. You see the camera video before any repair plan.


