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Eden Prairie's homes are newer than most of the west metro, and newer pipe fails differently: roots are less common, but sags, separated joints, and buildup at low spots are not. We clear the line for a flat price and show you exactly what's going on.
Most of Eden Prairie grew from the 1970s on, from the neighborhoods around Staring Lake and Red Rock Lake to the homes near Lake Riley, Bryant Lake, and Bearpath. Many of those homes have plastic sewer lines instead of the clay tile we find in older suburbs. Plastic pipe keeps most roots out, but it can still settle into a low spot, pull apart at a joint, or collect grease and wipes until it backs up. Older homes can still have clay or cast iron, and a camera tells you which you have.
Eden Prairie is a short drive down Highway 169 from our Hopkins shop, so same-day service is often possible when you call early. Main line cleanings are $429 flat through a standard cleanout with a camera pass included, and a standalone camera inspection is $249. There's no trip charge anywhere in Hennepin County.
Eden Prairie has a lot of townhome communities, and in many of them several units drain into a shared line before it reaches the city sewer. A problem in that shared line can back up more than one home. We camera the full run to the city connection, measure where every defect is, and give the board or property manager footage they can share. On a recent Maple Grove townhome, our camera found two separate bellies: one in the owner's line and one in the shared community line.
If you're looking for a team that will get the job done right, on-time, and when you need it, then you've found the right people.
A real person answers the phone, we show up when we said we would, and we protect your floors and clean up after ourselves.
You get camera-verified findings and a flat price quoted up front, every time.
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We're based in Hopkins and clear drains and sewer lines across the West Metro, from Edina out to Lake Minnetonka. Wherever you are, you get flat-rate pricing, camera-verified work, and a team that treats your home like a neighbor's.
No. Eden Prairie is in Hennepin County, inside our standard service area, so there's no mobilization charge.
$429 flat through a standard cleanout, with a camera pass included. Through a pulled toilet or roof vent it's $599. No hourly or per-foot charges.
Newer plastic lines get fewer roots, but they can still sag, separate at a joint, or collect grease. A standalone camera inspection is $249 and shows you the whole line with distances, which is worth having before you buy or when a slow drain keeps coming back.
It depends on your association's governing documents. Often each owner is responsible for their own section and the association handles the shared line, but confirm it before work is scheduled. We'll camera the full run so the right sections get cleaned and the right party is billed.
One slow fixture usually means a problem in that drain's branch line. Several drains backing up together, or water at a basement floor drain, points to the main line. We confirm which one before we quote.
Often same-day when you call early. After-hours visits are a flat $299 charge on top of the regular flat-rate price, quoted before we start.
