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Drain cleaning, explained
How a drain snake, a hydro jetter and a sewer camera each work, why the same drain keeps clogging, and when a $99 snaking is the right call.
Drain cleaning is the service Done-Rite runs most. The guides in this cluster explain what actually happens on a drain call, what the camera inspection is for, and how to tell a one-off clog from a line that has a problem of its own.
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How drain cleaning works: snake, camera, and what happens on the call
Drain cleaning clears a blockage by running a motor-driven cable through the pipe from a cleanout, then a camera confirms the line is open and shows whether the clog was the whole problem.
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Why the same drain keeps clogging
A drain that clogs again and again has a cause snaking does not remove: grease coating the pipe, roots at a joint, a belly holding water, or a broken fitting. The camera tells you which.
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Hydro jetting, explained: what it is and when a drain needs it
Hydro jetting cleans a drain or sewer line with a high-pressure water nozzle that scours grease, scale and roots off the whole pipe wall. Done-Rite charges $650 to $850 per line.
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