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The lakes neighborhoods of Southwest Minneapolis, Linden Hills, Fulton, Tangletown, and Kingfield, are full of character homes on decades-old sewer lines. We keep those lines flowing, honestly.
Older homes near the chain of lakes commonly have clay-tile or cast-iron laterals that collect roots and buildup over time. We clear clogs, remove roots, jet heavy lines, and inspect everything on camera so you can see the real condition for yourself. Each visit is flat-rate, and you get an honest, no-pressure recommendation based on what the camera shows.
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.
We may have just helped a neighbor of yours. A real person answers, and we show up ready to work.
You get documented, camera-verified findings and a flat price quoted before we start, 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.
Often, yes. Older homes in Linden Hills, Fulton, Tangletown, and Kingfield tend to have decades-old clay tile or cast iron laterals, and mature trees near the lakes means more root intrusion. It's very common, and a camera inspection tells you exactly where your line stands.
We regularly work in Linden Hills, Fulton, Tangletown, Kingfield, and the surrounding lakes-area neighborhoods.
We provide a flat-rate price for residential hydro-jetting regardless of the length of the line, level of obstruction, or time required to clear it. This provides our customers with peace of mind knowing what they’re paying for before we do the work. A camera inspection is always included in our main line cleanings, including hydro jetting, so you know the job was done properly and know the condition of your sewer line.
Tree roots naturally seek out moisture, and older clay tile pipe has joints every two feet that roots work into. Once inside, roots grow into thick mats that catch debris and cause backups. It's especially common in tree-lined lakes neighborhoods. Tree roots can be particularly active in the winter when ground water is reduced, so it’s important to get your sewer line inspected before trees lose their leaves and the ground freezes.
Yes, we offer fast response across the area and can often get to you same-day for backups and clogs.
A camera inspection is the only way to tell. If the pipe itself is cracked, collapsed, or badly offset, cleaning may not be appropriate or might only provide a temporary fix. We'll show you the camera footage and give you an honest recommendation, so you’re equipped with the right information to make a decision.
