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Drain Cleaning & Clog Removal

Anyone can push a clog down the line. We clear it and then put a camera in to show you why it happened — roots, grease, a belly in the pipe — so you're not calling again in six weeks.

  • Kitchen, bath, laundry, and main line
  • Root intrusion and grease buildup
  • Video footage shared with you
Drain Cleaning & Clog Removal by Jensen Plumbing in Denton County, TX

Talk to a master plumber

Call for drain cleaning & clog removal anywhere in Denton County.

214-287-0445

Camera first

We scope the line so the repair matches the actual cause, not a guess.

Clear it properly

Cabling or hydro-jetting depending on the blockage, then a re-scope to confirm.

Why it matters

Why drain cleaning & clog removal is worth doing right

Clear drains protect your whole plumbing system. A slow drain is rarely just an annoyance — buildup left in a line hardens over time, traps more debris, and eventually causes a full backup that can push wastewater into your home. Professional cleaning removes the obstruction and the residue clinging to the pipe walls, which store-bought chemicals and plungers cannot reach. Done properly, it restores full flow and helps you avoid water damage, sewage exposure, and emergency calls.

How we get it done

  1. 1

    Find the real cause

    We start by asking which fixtures are affected and how the problem behaves, then inspect the drain — with a camera when needed — to tell a simple clog apart from roots, scale, or a damaged line.

  2. 2

    Clear it the right way

    Depending on what we find, we cable the line to break through the obstruction or hydro-jet it to scour buildup off the pipe walls. The method is matched to your pipe's material and condition.

  3. 3

    Confirm full flow

    We run water through the line and re-check problem fixtures to verify the drain is flowing freely before we leave, and explain anything we found that could cause trouble later.

Signs you need drain cleaning & clog removal

One slow drain or a whole-house backup?

A single slow sink can point to buildup in its trap or branch line. When multiple fixtures back up, the problem may be farther down the main drain. Tell us which fixtures are affected and whether using one causes water to rise in another; that helps narrow the inspection.

Match the cleaning method to the pipe

Cabling can break through an obstruction, while hydro-jetting can remove buildup along pipe walls. The right approach depends on access, pipe condition, and the material causing the blockage. A damaged or collapsed pipe needs a repair, not repeated cleaning.

Before we arrive

Stop using affected fixtures, clear the space beneath the sink, and point out any outdoor cleanout you know about. If sewage is backing up, keep people and pets away from the water.

Preventing it next time

Keep cooking grease, wipes, and food scraps out of drains. Use hair screens in showers and address recurring clogs before they become a full backup.

FAQ

Common questions

Why does my drain keep clogging?

Recurring clogs can come from grease, roots, scale, or a damaged or poorly sloped line. Cleaning restores flow, but inspection may be needed to identify why the problem returns.

Should I use chemical drain cleaner?

Avoid adding chemicals to a blocked drain. They can splash during repairs and may damage some plumbing materials. If you have already used a product, tell the plumber what it was before work begins.

Does every clog need hydro-jetting?

No. A local obstruction may be cleared with simpler equipment. Jetting is an option for suitable lines with heavier buildup, after considering the pipe's condition.

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