Clog removal near you
Clogged drain or toilet? Call Clog Crew.
Slow sinks, a toilet that won't flush, a floor drain pushing water back up. Call now and a real person picks up, 24/7.
(321) 497-8671Free to call. A real person picks up 24/7.
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- Talk it throughDescribe the clog on the phone
- No formsJust one phone call
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Clogs we take calls for
Tell the plumber what you see and they'll bring the right tool to clear it.
Clogged Toilet
Toilets that won't flush, bubble or overflow onto the floor.
Signs, safe steps and what the plumber does
Clogged Kitchen Sink
Sinks and disposals backed up with grease and food.
Signs, safe steps and what the plumber does
Call right awayEmergency Clog Removal
Toilet overflowing, sewage at the floor drain, water everywhere.
Signs, safe steps and what the plumber doesWhat is your drain doing?
Pick the closest match to see how urgent it is and what a plumber will likely check first.
Likely a main sewer line clog
When the toilet, tub and floor drain act up together, the blockage is past the branch lines. Stop using water and call. A plumber will usually open the cleanout and run a cable or jetter.
Call (321) 497-8671Toilet or closet-bend clog
Try one careful round with a flange plunger. If the water still rises or other drains gurgle, stop. Repeated flushing can overflow the bowl.
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Air pulled past a partial clog, or a blocked vent
Gurgling means water is dragging air past a blockage. It often comes before a full backup, so it's the easier time to call.
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A single-drain clog near the fixture
Hair, soap or grease close to the trap. Clean the stopper and try a plunger. If it keeps coming back, a plumber can cable the line.
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Dry trap, vent problem or a sewer leak
Run water in unused drains first to refill the traps. If the smell stays, a plumber can smoke-test or camera the line.
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How a call works
No forms and no waiting for a callback. You call, you talk to a person, and the plumber takes it from there.
Call the number on this page
Tell us your town and what the drain is doing.
A real person picks up
Someone answers day or night and sets up the visit to your address.
Get the clog cleared
The plumber comes out and clears the toilet, sink or line that's backed up.
What a clog looks like inside the pipe
Grease, hair and soap build up in the trap and the line past it until water stops going down. Drag the slider to see the same trap clogged and cleared.
A plunger can move a soft clog near the fixture. Buildup further down the line needs a cable or a jetter, which is what the plumber brings.
Every town page starts with real facts
What clogs drains in one town is different in the next, so each town page shows that town's own numbers and links to where they come from.
- Housing age
When the town's homes were built, which tells you whether clay, cast iron or PVC lines are likely.
U.S. Census Bureau - Rain and freeze
Yearly rainfall and freezing days that load sewer lines and shift soil around pipes.
NOAA climate normals - Sewer utility
Who runs the local sewer system and where the homeowner's part of the line ends.
City and utility pages - Something local
One thing specific to that town, from local news, the city or the utility.
Local sources, linked
Find your state
Pick your state to see the towns we have local clog pages for. Don't see yours? Call and we'll check if we cover your address.
Safe steps while you wait for help
Skip the chemical drain cleaner. It can splash back and it can't clear a main line.
- Stop running water in the house if more than one drain is backing up.
- Don't pour chemical cleaner into a drain that's full of standing water. It can splash back and it can't clear a main line.
- If you know where the sewer cleanout is, keep the area clear so the plumber can reach it.
- Keep children and pets away from sewage water and wash hands after any contact.
Call right away if…
- Sewage is coming up through a floor drain or the tub
- Flushing the toilet makes another drain overflow
- Every drain in the house is slow at the same time
- Water is pooling near the cleanout or in the yard
Common drain questions
Still not sure what's going on? The plumber can usually tell from a short description on the phone.
How do I know if it's the main sewer line?
If more than one fixture is affected at once, like the toilet bubbling when the washer drains or the tub filling when you flush, the clog is usually in the main line rather than one drain.
How much does it cost to unclog a drain?
It depends on where the clog is. A clog in the toilet or right under the sink costs less than one deeper in the line. Pricing is set by the plumber who does the work, not by this site.
Who answers when I call?
A real person, day or night. Tell them your town and what the drain is doing.
Why does my drain keep clogging again?
Repeat clogs usually point to grease buildup, roots or a sag in the pipe further down the line. Ask the plumber to check past the P-trap.
Drain still backed up?
Don't wait for it to overflow. Call Clog Crew now and get your line cleared.
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