Trust the Lucky Dog team to provide you the best sewer & drain solutions for residential and commercial properties.
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Minnetonka’s wooded lots and mature trees are beautiful, and they are also the number one reason sewer lines here back up. We clear those lines for a flat price and put a camera down so you can see exactly what is going on.
From the neighborhoods around Glen Lake and Groveland to the homes near Shady Oak Lake and along the Minnehaha Creek corridor, Minnetonka is full of established homes on established sewer lines. Big trees search out the moisture in aging clay-tile and cast-iron laterals, and their roots work into the joints until they catch everything flowing past. Every main line cleaning includes a camera inspection, so you see the real condition of your line, get a flat price before we start, and get an honest recommendation with no upsell pressure.
Whether it is a single slow drain, a recurring backup, or a main line you want inspected before it becomes an emergency, we treat your home like a neighbor’s and leave it better than we found it.
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. The problem gets solved, not just looked at.
You get documented, camera-verified findings and a flat price quoted up front, every single 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.
The valves on either side of the meter are typically the homeowner's to maintain, and they're often what the city flags. We replace them to code, coordinate a curb-stop shutoff with the city when the city-side valve won't close, and can add a frost-free spigot in the same visit.
In homes with a hot water recirculation pump, a valve that sticks open can push hot water into the cold side. On a recent Minnetonka call, freeing the stuck valve fixed it. If it sticks again, the pump should be replaced.
Yes. Many Minnetonka homes have long sewer lines with mature trees nearby. A recent buyer's scope here covered a 122-foot line, with the home inspector on site and a one-day report turnaround.
$429 flat through a standard cleanout, camera included. If there's no usable cleanout and we go through a pulled toilet or roof vent, it's $599. No hourly or per-foot charges.
Yes. Our licensed plumbers replace tank and tankless units. When a home has two aging heaters, we'll tell you whether replacing both at once makes sense and give you options to take to a home warranty company.
Yes. Roots seek out moisture at the joints of older clay and cast iron lines and grow into mats that catch debris. A camera inspection shows whether you have them and how far along they are.
