Floor Drain Cleaning in Franklin & Nashville, TN
Floor drain cleaning clears the basement, garage, and commercial floor drains that catch overflow and runoff, removing the debris, sediment, and grease that cause clogs, odors, and standing water.
What It Is
A backed-up floor drain is often the first place a larger main-line problem shows itself, so we inspect as we clear.
How It Works — Our Process
Our floor drain cleaning process clears and diagnoses:
A Camera Inspection
A camera inspection to locate the clog and check whether the floor drain ties into a larger problem
Augering
Augering or hydro jetting matched to the line and the type of buildup
Clearing
Clearing the trap and line of sediment, debris, and grease
A Post-Clean Camera Pass
A post-clean camera pass to confirm flow and document line condition
A Recommendation If
A recommendation if the backup points to a main-line or structural issue
When You Need It
Call for floor drain cleaning when a basement or commercial floor drain is slow, gives off odor, or backs up with standing water. Recurring floor-drain backups can signal a main-line problem, which we check with the camera.
Pricing & Method Details
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my basement floor drain keep backing up?
Recurring floor-drain backups often mean the problem is downstream in the main line, not the floor drain itself. Our camera inspection shows whether it is a local clog or a main-line issue.
Does a smelly floor drain mean a problem?
A dry trap can let sewer gas up through a floor drain; sometimes simply refilling the trap helps. If odor persists, we inspect for a deeper clog or venting issue.
How much does floor drain cleaning cost?
A single-fixture drain cleaning is $129; if the main line is involved, main line cleaning starts at $89 base (up to about $350 depending on severity).
Can a floor drain clog flood my basement?
Yes — a blocked floor drain can let water back up onto the floor during heavy use or a storm. Clearing it promptly and checking the main line prevents that.
Find Out What Your Line Needs.
Every job starts with a free camera inspection so you see the real condition before any work. Call or text (629) 276-6322.