BowTie Home Services · Las Vegas, NV
Sewer & Drain Services
Priority scheduling, repair discounts, and annual inspections keep your drains flowing and your sewer line healthy year-round.
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Nevada plumbing & HVAC
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A slow drain is a warning. A backup is an emergency. Our team handles both — with the diagnostic tools to identify whether you're dealing with a simple clog, grease buildup, root intrusion, or a broken line.
We routinely combine sewer camera inspection with hydro-jetting to restore full flow and give you a clear picture of the pipe's condition. When repair is required, we quote it flat-rate and explain your options before any work begins.
Members of our Champagne Club get an annual main-line inspection — the fastest way to catch small issues before they become weekend emergencies.
- Kitchen, bath, and laundry drain cleaning
- Main sewer line hydro-jetting
- Sewer camera inspection and locating
- Root intrusion removal
- Sewer line repair and replacement
- Annual maintenance for older homes
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Priority scheduling, repair discounts, and annual inspections provide peace of mind.
Frequently Asked Questions
Hydro-jetting or drain snaking — what's the difference?
Snaking punches through a clog to restore flow. Hydro-jetting uses high-pressure water to scour the full pipe interior — best for grease buildup, roots, and recurring backups. We use whichever is right for your specific issue.
Do you use camera inspection?
Yes. Sewer camera inspection lets us see exactly what's happening inside your line — offset joints, cracks, roots, or bellies — so we can recommend the right fix instead of guessing.
Can tree roots really break sewer lines?
Absolutely, especially on older clay or cast-iron lines. Roots find every seam and gradually pry them open. Camera inspection plus hydro-jetting or spot repair is the usual solution.
How often should I have my main line inspected?
For older homes or homes with a history of backups, an annual camera inspection is smart insurance. It's included in our Champagne Club Membership.
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Same-day and next-day appointments available across the Las Vegas Valley.