Drain Cleaning
& Unclogging in El Paso
From clogged kitchen sinks to overflowing main sewer lines, Triad Plumbing fixes it fast. We use heavy-duty snakes and high-pressure Hydro Jetting to permanently clear grease, sludge, and tree roots. 100% upfront pricing guaranteed.
Interior Drains
- Kitchen sink grease & food clogs
- Bathroom sink hair blockages
- Slow draining bathtubs & showers
- Standard toilet clogs
- Professional interior pipe snaking
- Fast, clean service (No mess left behind)
Main Sewer Line
- Clears main sewer line backups
- Access via existing exterior cleanout
- Heavy-duty mechanical snaking
- Cuts through light/medium tree roots
- Restores whole-home drainage
- Prevents sewage overflow in home
Hydro Jetting
- High-pressure 3000 PSI water jetting
- Obliterates severe tree root intrusion
- Strips years of hard grease & sludge
- Leaves pipes looking brand new
- Camera inspection recommended
- Best for repeat backups & commercial
Stop Pouring Chemicals Down Your Drain
When a sink stops draining, many homeowners reach for harsh liquid drain cleaners. This is a massive mistake. Chemical cleaners create an exothermic heat reaction that can melt PVC pipes and eat through older metal plumbing, causing devastating leaks inside your walls.
At Triad Plumbing, we use mechanical snaking and high-pressure water to physically remove the blockage without damaging your plumbing system. Don't risk a flood—let our licensed professionals clear it the right way.
Drain Cleaning FAQs
How much does it cost to clean a drain in El Paso?
At Triad Plumbing, we offer 100% upfront pricing. Clearing a standard interior drain (like a sink or tub) is $189. Clearing a main sewer line is $265, and heavy-duty hydro jetting for severe root blockages starts at $365.
Why does my main sewer line keep backing up?
In El Paso, the most common causes of main line backups are tree root intrusion (roots seeking water inside the pipes), shifting desert soil causing collapsed or "bellied" pipes, and heavy grease buildup over years of use.
What is the difference between snaking and hydro jetting?
A standard plumbing snake punches a hole through a blockage to restore flow, but it leaves residue behind on the pipe walls. Hydro Jetting uses 3000 PSI high-pressure water to completely scour the inside of the pipe, obliterating roots and grease, leaving the pipe looking brand new.
Should I get a camera inspection?
If your main line backs up more than once a year, a camera inspection is highly recommended. It takes the guesswork out of the repair by allowing us to see exactly where the pipe is broken, collapsed, or infiltrated by roots.