Drain Cleaning Services

Professional Drain Cleaning You Can Trust

A clogged drain is more than an inconvenience—it can disrupt your daily routine and, if ignored, lead to bigger problems like backups or pipe damage. At WG Sewer Service, we provide fast, effective drain cleaning for homes throughout Westchester County and surrounding areas.

Whether it's a kitchen sink that won't drain, a slow shower, or a main line backup affecting your whole house, we have the tools and experience to diagnose the problem and clear it properly.

Drains We Clean

• Kitchen sinks (grease, food debris, soap buildup)
• Bathroom sinks and tubs (hair, soap scum, toothpaste)
• Shower and floor drains
• Toilets (clogs, partial blockages)
• Laundry drains (lint, detergent residue)
• Main sewer lines (tree roots, debris, buildup)

Signs You Need Drain Cleaning

• Water draining slowly in sinks, tubs, or showers
• Gurgling sounds from drains or toilets
• Water backing up in one fixture when you use another
• Unpleasant odors coming from drains
• Standing water that won't go down
• Frequent clogs that keep returning

Our Drain Cleaning Methods

Mechanical Snaking

For most household clogs, we use professional-grade drain snakes (also called augers) to physically break through and remove blockages. This is effective for hair, soap buildup, and localized clogs in individual fixtures.

Hydro Jetting

For stubborn or recurring clogs—especially in main sewer lines—we use hydro jetting: high-pressure water that scours the inside of your pipes clean. This removes grease, scale, roots, and years of buildup. Learn more about hydro jetting →

Camera Inspection

When clogs keep coming back, there's often an underlying issue like root intrusion, pipe damage, or a belly in the line. We use sewer cameras to see exactly what's happening inside your pipes so we can recommend the right solution—not just a temporary fix. Learn more about camera inspection →

Why Clogs Come Back (And How to Prevent Them)

If you're dealing with frequent drain clogs, there's usually a reason beyond normal use:

• Tree root intrusion: Roots seek moisture and can enter pipes through joints or cracks.
• Pipe damage: Cracks, bellies, or offset joints create spots where debris accumulates.
• Buildup over time: Grease, soap, minerals, and other materials coat pipe walls and narrow the opening.
• Improper items flushed: Wipes (even "flushable" ones), feminine products, and other items cause blockages.

We'll tell you honestly if cleaning is enough or if there's a bigger issue that needs addressing.