Drain Cleaning & Sewer Repair in Georgetown, TX

Why Georgetown drains clog the way they do

Two local factors drive most of our drain calls here. First, tree roots: Georgetown's mature live oaks and pecans — the same canopy that makes the historic district and older neighborhoods like Serenada and Georgetown Village so beautiful — send hair-fine roots toward any tiny gap in a clay or cast-iron sewer line. They thicken until the pipe strangles. Second, soil movement: Central Texas's expansive clay swells in wet seasons and shrinks in drought, flexing buried pipe joints until they separate or belly. A camera inspection tells us which story your line is telling.

Inside the house, Georgetown's hard water leaves scale that narrows drain necks and traps debris, and kitchen lines collect years of grease from home cooking. We clear the blockage and tell you what caused it, so it doesn't return in three months.

What we do

• Drain cleaning: sinks, tubs, showers, floor drains, and main lines — machine auger for roots, hydro-jetting for grease and scale.
• Camera inspection: HD video of the full sewer line with a recorded copy for your records or insurance.
• Spot repair: dig-and-replace for a single broken section when the rest of the line is sound.
• Trenchless options: pipe lining and burst replacement where the whole line is failing but you don't want the trench.
• Cleanout installation: add or replace sewer cleanouts for future serviceability.

Old Town Georgetown needs a gentle touch

Sewer work around the historic square and Southwestern University involves shallow, fragile lines in tight spaces — sometimes shared laterals, always old clay or cast iron. We hand-dig where a machine can't, coordinate with the city when the tap is involved, and restore brick, stone, and landscaping exactly as we found it.