Drain Cleaning in Hudson County, NJ

Hoboken has a combined sewer, so rain and sewage share the same pipes, and parts of the city sit very low. Heavy rain or high tide can push water back toward basement drains. A clean lateral gives that water the best chance to move. We clear floor drains and the building main, then run a camera so you can see the condition of the line.

Yes. Shared kitchen stacks in older Jersey City buildings collect grease from every unit above, and the lower floors feel it first. We cable or jet the stack from the best access point, clear the branch lines, and check the main. Building owners often add a preventive schedule after the first visit.

We can. Restaurants on Washington Street, Bergenline Avenue and around Journal Square need traps cleaned on a regular cycle. We pump and clean the trap, jet the kitchen line to the trap and the line leaving it, and keep you on a schedule that fits your volume. We work early or late so service is not interrupted.

In most New Jersey towns, the homeowner owns the lateral from the house to the street connection, and Bayonne owners should check with the city for their exact rules. When the lateral clogs, we clear it with a cable machine or hydro jetting and run a camera to show you its condition, so you know what you are dealing with.