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Kitchen & Bathroom Line Clearing in NYC

Grease, hair, scale — the slow drain that became a no drain, fixed properly.

The kitchen sink gave weeks of warning — slower, slower, stopped. The tub drains so lazily you shower in a puddle. Store-bought chemicals bought you a few days and a corroded trap. These lines clog on what daily life puts down them: grease, hair, soap and scale.

Kitchen lines die by grease: it goes down hot and liquid, cools inside the horizontal run, and narrows the pipe year after year. We clear the line full-bore — snaking for soft clogs, jetting when the camera shows the pipe coated — so the fix lasts.

Bath lines are hair-and-soap territory, plus scale in older buildings. We clear from the correct access so the clog leaves the line instead of being pushed deeper.

And we'll say it here for free: skip the lye-based chemicals. They rarely clear a real blockage, they damage old pipes and traps, and they turn the line into a hazard for whoever opens it next.

Flat pricing · standard hours

What this costs

Basin / kitchen sink line$425
Bath tub / shower stall line$435
Kitchen / bath tub stack line$460

Flat rate during standard hours (Mon–Fri, 8–4); after-hours surcharges apply. See the full price list →

Straight answers

Questions we hear about kitchen & bath lines

Why does the kitchen sink clog even though we're careful?
Even careful kitchens send emulsified grease and fine solids down the line, and dish soap keeps grease liquid just long enough to reach the cool horizontal pipe. It's the geometry, not your habits — periodic proper cleaning is the answer.
Are chemical drain cleaners really that bad?
For real blockages, yes. They generate heat that stresses old pipes, they don't touch grease plugs or scale, and they sit in the trap as a chemical burn risk. A proper mechanical clearing costs less than the plumbing they ruin.
Both kitchen and bath are slow — coincidence?
Probably not. Two slow fixtures usually share a slow branch or stack downstream. That's worth a camera look before it becomes a backup.

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