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You notice it first in the shower. Water pooling around your feet. Then the kitchen sink starts draining slower. Maybe there’s a smell you can’t quite place.
Clogged drains don’t fix themselves. They get worse. Backups happen at the worst times, and suddenly you’re dealing with water damage, sewage smells, or a flooded bathroom.
We clear the clog and figure out why it happened. Tree roots breaking into your line. Cast iron pipes corroding from the inside. Grease buildup that’s been sitting there for years. You get a straight answer about what’s going on under your house and what it’ll take to fix it.
Most clogs clear in under an hour. You’re back to normal without the drama or the mess. If there’s a bigger issue, we’ll tell you exactly what it is and what your options are.
We’ve been handling drain problems in Brevard County since 2007. We’re based right here in Cocoa, and we’ve worked on hundreds of homes in Rockledge.
Most homes here were built in the 80s and 90s. That means cast iron pipes that are starting to show their age. It means tree roots finding cracks in your sewer line. It means Florida’s humidity and acidic soil doing what they do best—corroding metal from the outside in.
We’ve cleared drains in every neighborhood from Levitt Park to Rockledge Country Club Estates. We know what breaks, when it breaks, and how to fix it without tearing up your yard unless we absolutely have to. Licensed, insured, and straightforward about what the job actually costs.
First, we figure out where the clog is. Sometimes it’s obvious. Sometimes it’s not. We’ll run a camera through your line if we need to see what’s actually blocking the pipe.
Once we know what we’re dealing with, we clear it. For most clogs, that means a rooter service with a cable machine that breaks through the blockage. For tougher jobs—tree roots, grease buildup, or collapsed sections—we use hydro jetting to blast it clean.
After the line’s clear, we test it. We run water through to make sure everything’s draining the way it should. If we found damage during the inspection, we’ll walk you through it and explain what needs to happen next.
You’ll know what we did, why we did it, and whether there’s anything else you should keep an eye on. No surprises. No upselling. Just a drain that works again.
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If your home was built before 2000, there’s a good chance you’ve got cast iron drain pipes. They were the standard for decades. Problem is, they don’t last forever—especially not in Florida.
Rockledge sits on soil with a shallow water table and high acidity. That eats away at cast iron from the outside. Inside, hydrogen sulfide gas from your drains turns into sulfuric acid and corrodes the pipe from within. Add tree roots looking for water, and you’ve got a recipe for slow drains, backups, and sewage smells.
We see it constantly. Pipes that look fine on the outside but are corroded shut on the inside. Oak and palm roots breaking through joints in your sewer line. Grease and soap buildup in older pipes with rough, pitted interiors.
If you’re dealing with recurring clogs, it’s usually not the clog—it’s the pipe. We’ll tell you if that’s the case. Sometimes a good cleaning buys you time. Sometimes the line needs to be replaced. Either way, you’ll know what’s actually happening under your slab or in your yard.
Most basic drain cleaning jobs in Rockledge run between $150 and $350, depending on where the clog is and how stubborn it is. A kitchen sink or bathroom drain is usually on the lower end. Main sewer line clogs cost more because they take more time and equipment.
If we need to use a camera to inspect the line, that’s an additional cost—but it’s worth it if you’re dealing with repeat clogs or if we suspect damage. Hydro jetting, which we use for grease buildup or tree roots, typically runs $350 to $600.
We give you a free estimate before we start. No hidden fees. No surprises when the job’s done. If we find something during the work that changes the scope, we stop and talk to you before moving forward.
Snaking (or rooter service) uses a cable with a cutting head to break through the clog. It’s fast, effective, and works for most blockages—hair, paper, small root intrusions. It clears a path so water can flow again.
Hydro jetting uses high-pressure water to scour the inside of the pipe clean. It removes grease, scale, roots, and buildup that snaking leaves behind. If your drains keep clogging every few months, hydro jetting usually solves the problem for longer.
We use snaking for straightforward clogs. We recommend hydro jetting when there’s heavy buildup, when tree roots keep coming back, or when you’ve got older cast iron pipes with corrosion and rough interiors. It costs more, but it’s a more thorough cleaning that lasts.
If it’s a one-time clog, cleaning usually does the trick. If the same drain keeps backing up every few months, that’s a sign something’s wrong with the pipe itself.
We’ll run a camera inspection to see what’s going on. If the pipe’s just dirty or has roots growing in, we can clean it. If the pipe’s corroded, cracked, or collapsing, cleaning won’t fix it—you’ll need a replacement.
Cast iron pipes in Rockledge homes typically start failing after 40 to 50 years. If your house was built in the 80s or earlier and you’re having chronic drain issues, there’s a good chance the pipe’s deteriorating. We’ll show you the camera footage so you can see exactly what we’re looking at, and we’ll explain your options from there.
Yes. Tree roots are one of the most common causes of sewer line clogs in Rockledge. Roots grow toward water sources, and your sewer line is full of water. If there’s even a tiny crack or loose joint, roots will find it and work their way in.
Once they’re inside, they grow into a tangled mass that catches everything flowing through the pipe. That’s when you start seeing slow drains, gurgling sounds, and backups. Oaks, palms, and other trees common in Brevard County are notorious for this.
We can clear roots with a rooter or hydro jetting, but they’ll grow back unless the pipe is repaired or replaced. If roots are a recurring problem, we’ll talk through your long-term options—whether that’s regular maintenance, spot repairs, or replacing the damaged section with root-resistant PVC.
Yes. Drain emergencies don’t wait for business hours. A backed-up sewer line or overflowing toilet can cause serious damage fast, and we get that.
We respond quickly—usually within an hour of your call. We’ll assess the situation, clear the blockage, and get your drains working again. Most emergency jobs are resolved the same day.
We keep our trucks stocked with the equipment we need to handle just about anything on the spot. If it’s something more complex, we’ll at least get the immediate problem under control and schedule a follow-up to finish the job right.
Sewage smells usually mean one of three things: a dry P-trap, a clog that’s partially blocking your line, or a crack in your sewer pipe that’s leaking gas into your home.
P-traps are the curved sections of pipe under your sinks and drains. They hold water to block sewer gas from coming up. If a drain hasn’t been used in a while, that water evaporates and the smell comes through. Running water for a minute usually fixes it.
If the smell doesn’t go away, there’s likely a clog or a damaged pipe. Clogs trap waste in the line, which creates gas. Cracks or loose joints let that gas escape into your house instead of venting outside. We’ll inspect the line, find the source, and fix it so the smell—and the problem causing it—goes away for good.
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