
Bryant is the brand we install. We service every other major brand.
Most drain calls are one of these six. If one sounds like your house, it is worth a call before it gets worse.
Hair, grease or soap in that fixture's trap or branch line.
A toilet and a tub or floor drain backing up together usually means the main line.
Air being pushed through the trap, from a blockage or a vent problem.
A dry trap, a broken seal or a blockage holding waste in the line.
Something in the line keeps catching. A camera finds what it is.
The main line is blocked, or the sewer is backing up in a storm.


One call, or send the details online. We ask what is happening and where you are.
You get a call back to confirm the day and the arrival window, and we tell you who is coming.
The technician finds the fault, explains it in plain language and gives you the quote before any work starts.
Say yes and we do the work on the spot where we can. Say no and you pay the $99 dispatch fee, nothing else.
Two numbers, and neither of them is a surprise on the invoice.
$99, and it covers the visit and the diagnosis, whatever hour you call.
Clearing one fixture costs less than clearing the main line, and we tell you which it is before we start.
Our guide to home plumbing work →We look at quotes other companies have written and tell you straight whether the work is needed.
Free second opinion →These are the towns we frequently service in and around Grand Rapids.
Also covering Kent County, Ottawa County, Allegan County, Barry County and Ionia County.
Pick the one that sounds like your house.
Yes. The phone is answered any hour of the day or night. After hours it goes to our own after hours team, who take the details and get a technician moving rather than leaving you a message to call back in the morning.
The dispatch fee is $99 on repair and maintenance visits, and it covers the visit and the diagnosis. The work itself is priced before we start, and you can say no.
Stop running water in the house. If a toilet and a tub or floor drain are backing up together, it is usually the main line, and every flush makes it worse.
Sometimes on a slow sink, but they can damage older pipe and they do little for a main line blockage. We would rather clear it mechanically.
At 3718 Buchanan Avenue SW, Suite A, in Grand Rapids. It covers Wyoming, Kentwood, Walker, Grandville and the towns around them, and the phone, (800) 504-1058, is answered at any hour.

If the drains are backing up into the house, call now. The phone is answered at any hour of the day or night, and after hours our own team dispatches a technician to Grand Rapids.
The phone is answered at any hour, and after hours we dispatch.
