
From a single slow drain to a collapsed sewer line, here’s what we handle across Union County:
Three-column grid (6 items, internal links):

We clean with proper tools — drain machines, hydro jets, and cameras. Not bottles of Drano that ruin your pipes.

Sinks, showers, tubs, toilets, floor drains. Cleared with proper drain machines — never with chemicals.

Main line backups, multiple-fixture clogs, sewage smells. The big issues that need a sewer specialist. FREE camera inspection included.

We send a camera through the line so you see exactly what's happening. No more guessing where the problem is.

Sump pump installation, repair, and replacement. Battery backups for storm-prone homes.

High-pressure water blasts roots, grease, and decades of buildup from your pipes. Restores flow to near-original.
Water taking longer to go down sink, shower, or tub. Early sign of buildup — easy to clear before it's a full backup.
Toilet bubbles when you run the sink. Water gurgles from a drain you're not using. Sign of venting issues or partial main line clog.
Sulfur or sewage odor from drains, floor, or yard. Either dry traps (easy) or a venting/sewer issue (more serious).
Same drain keeps clogging every few weeks. Means the issue is deeper than the trap — usually grease, roots, or a partially blocked main.
When more than one fixture backs up at the same time, the problem is in the main sewer line — not a single drain.
Water rising in the tub or floor drain when you flush. Health hazard. Call immediately.
Mechanical cable threaded through the pipe to break up or pull out clogs. Standard for most kitchen, bathroom, and shower drain clogs.
High-pressure water (up to 4,000 PSI) blasts away grease, roots, sludge, and decades of buildup. Restores pipes close to original flow.
Flexible camera fed into the line shows us exactly what's wrong — root intrusion, cracks, bellies, foreign objects. No exploratory digging.
For complex issues, we can pressure-test lines or use smoke testing to locate hidden vent or break points without tearing into walls or floors.
Recurring clogs almost always mean the issue is deeper than the trap. It might be grease buildup further down the line, tree roots invading from outside, or a partially blocked main. We camera-inspect to find the real cause — and clear it properly so it stops coming back.
Common concern in Union County. Cast-iron drain stacks were standard in homes built from the 1920s through the 1970s. They last decades, but they corrode and fail eventually. We can camera-inspect to assess condition and tell you straight whether you need to plan for replacement or you've still got years left.
You shouldn't have to. We camera-inspect the line first to locate the exact problem — root intrusion, broken section, belly, or collapse. Then we know exactly where to dig, if digging is even needed. Some sewer repairs can now be done trenchless.
Common property manager call. Most clog calls we handle same-day. We communicate with your tenant professionally, fix the issue, and bill clearly back to you.

40+ years clearing drains and sewer lines in Union County. We know what's in these old pipes.
Snake, hydro jet, camera. The right tool for the job — never Drano or shortcuts that damage pipes.
GC, designer, electrician, HVAC. We plan around the project, not the other way around.
Manufacturer warranties stay valid. Our installation work is warrantied too — if it fails, we come back at no charge.
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Replacement is swapping an old unit for a similar new one — usually because the old one failed. Installation is a new project — new construction, addition, first-time install, or major type change (like tank to tankless). Installations involve more planning and often more code work.
Yes. NJ plumbing code requires permits for water heater installations. We handle the permit, schedule the inspection, and meet the inspector on-site.
Standard tank install: 4–6 hours. Tankless install or tank-to-tankless conversion: 6–10 hours, sometimes spread across two days. We confirm timing during the quote.
Yes. NJ Clean Energy Program offers significant rebates on heat pump water heaters and qualifying tankless systems. We'll let you know what your install qualifies for and can help with the paperwork.