The cost depends on the drain location, the cause of the clog, and the clearing method needed. A single kitchen or bathroom drain costs less than a main sewer line clearing or hydro jetting. You get a free written estimate before any work begins.

Most single-drain clogs clear in 30 to 60 minutes. Main line clearing with camera inspection typically takes one to two hours. Hydro jetting may take two to three hours depending on the length and condition of the line.

Every drain cleaning job comes with a written warranty. [CONFIRM WARRANTY LENGTH WITH CLIENT]. If the same line backs up again within that period, we come back at no charge.

Standard drain clearing does not require a permit. If the inspection reveals a broken or collapsed line that needs repair or replacement, Bedrock Plumbing & Drain Cleaning pulls all required permits and meets the inspector on site.

Yes. We hold Minnesota plumbing license #PC999936 and carry full liability insurance. Proof available on request at every job.

An adult 18 or older should be present so we can show you the camera footage, explain the problem, and get your approval before we start.

No. We use mechanical methods (cable, auger, hydro jetting) and camera inspection. Chemical drain cleaners damage pipes and create more problems than they solve.

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Avoid pouring grease or oil down the kitchen sink. Use drain screens in showers and tubs to catch hair. Run hot water after each use to flush soap residue. For older homes with root-prone sewer lines, schedule a camera inspection annually to catch intrusion early.

Snaking uses a rotating cable to break through a clog. It works well for hair, soap, and soft blockages. Hydro jetting uses high-pressure water to scour the entire pipe wall, removing grease buildup, mineral scale, and tree roots. Hydro jetting is a deeper clean and lasts longer between service calls.