Sewer Cleaning in Ventura

Ventura's Experts in Advanced Sewer Cleaning

There are few plumbing problems more stressful than a main sewer line clog. When you notice multiple drains backing up or hear gurgling from your toilets, it is a sign of a serious issue that needs immediate attention to prevent a messy and unsanitary backup into your Ventura home.

At Gallegos Plumbing, we understand the urgency of a sewer line problem. We offer same-day and emergency sewer cleaning services across Ventura, using advanced equipment and proven techniques to quickly diagnose and completely clear the blockage, protecting your home from damage and restoring your peace of mind.

Clear your main line clog for good. Call (805) 243-2622 or contact us online today for fast and effective Sewer Cleaning service.

Warning Signs of a Main Sewer Line Clog

A clog in a single sink or toilet is an inconvenience, but a clog in your main sewer line can affect your entire home. The main line is the pipe that carries all the wastewater from your house to the municipal sewer. When it gets blocked, the wastewater has nowhere to go but back into your home.

Recognizing the early warning signs can help you call for professional help before a disastrous backup occurs. Be on the lookout for these clear indicators of a main line problem:

• Multiple Drains Are Clogged: If your toilet, shower, and sink are all draining slowly or are backed up at the same time, the problem is likely in the main sewer line.
• Water Backing Up in Unusual Places: Flushing a toilet and seeing water come up in the bathtub or shower drain is a classic sign of a main line clog.
• Gurgling Sounds from Drains: When you use one plumbing fixture, do you hear strange gurgling noises coming from another? This is caused by trapped air in the sewer line.
• Foul Odors from Drains: A persistent smell of sewage from your drains indicates that waste is not being carried away from your home properly.

If you notice any of these symptoms, stop using your water and call a professional immediately.

Our Advanced Sewer Cleaning Solutions

At Gallegos Plumbing, we know that fixing a sewer line problem correctly means using the right tools for the job. A simple snake might not be enough to clear years of buildup or invasive tree roots. We utilize advanced technology to accurately diagnose the issue and provide a comprehensive, long-lasting solution.

Our knowledgeable technicians are equipped to handle any sewer clog with a powerful two-step approach. We provide our Ventura clients with:

• Sewer Camera Inspections: To take the guesswork out of the equation, we can feed a high-resolution camera into your sewer line. This allows us to see the exact location and cause of the clog—whether it is tree roots, a collapsed pipe, or heavy buildup—so we can recommend the most effective solution.
• Professional Hydro Jetting: For the toughest clogs, hydro jetting is the ultimate solution. This technique uses high-pressure water streams to scour the inside of the pipe, obliterating tree roots, emulsifying grease, and flushing away years of sludge and sediment, leaving your sewer line flowing like new.

This combination of diagnosis and powerful cleaning ensures we do not just poke a hole in the clog—we eliminate it.

Why You Need a Specialist for Sewer Line Issues

Your home's main sewer line is a large-diameter pipe that requires specialized, heavy-duty equipment to service properly. A standard drain snake used for a kitchen sink simply does not have the power or reach to clear a significant blockage located deep within your main line outside the home.

A professional sewer cleaning company has the powerful equipment needed to cut through stubborn tree roots and flush away compacted waste. They also have the expertise to use this equipment safely without causing damage to your pipes, which can be a risk with powerful machinery in untrained hands.

Most importantly, a specialist can accurately diagnose the health of your sewer line. They can determine if the clog is a simple blockage or a symptom of a more serious problem, like a broken or collapsed pipe, which would require a completely different approach to repair.