Plumbing
Drain Cleaning in Las Vegas
Professional drain cleaning in Las Vegas typically costs $150–$450 for a standard cabling and $450–$900 for hydro-jetting a main line. If a drain clogs more than twice a year, a camera inspection is worth doing — repeat clogs usually mean grease buildup, a belly in the line, or root intrusion rather than a one-off blockage.
Signs you need drain cleaning service
- Sink or tub draining slowly
- Gurgling toilets when the washer drains
- Sewage smell indoors or at a cleanout
- Multiple fixtures backing up at once
- Water backing into a shower when the toilet flushes
How the visit works
1. Locate the blockage
We start at the correct cleanout instead of pulling toilets unnecessarily.
2. Clear it
Cabling for standard clogs, hydro-jetting for grease and scale.
3. Camera if it repeats
Video inspection documents the cause so you're not paying for the same clog quarterly.
Drain Cleaning pricing in the Las Vegas Valley
Typical ranges. You always approve a flat price before work starts.
| Service | Typical price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard drain cabling | $150 – $450 | Kitchen, lavatory, tub, laundry. |
| Main line clearing | $250 – $600 | Through an accessible cleanout. |
| Hydro-jetting | $450 – $900 | Restores full pipe diameter on grease-lined drains. |
| Sewer camera inspection | $199 – $395 | Often credited toward a repair. |
Drain Cleaning questions
Are chemical drain cleaners safe?
We don't recommend them. They rarely clear a full blockage, they damage older pipe, and they make the line hazardous for the tech who has to open it.
How often should drains be cleaned?
Most homes never need scheduled cleaning. Homes with heavy grease use, cast iron, or past root intrusion benefit from a jetting every 12–24 months.