As a sewer technician, your goal is always to respond to customer needs as quickly and as efficiently as possible. You want to carefully assess their current problem and utilize your knowledge and the tools you have on hand to do the job in the best way possible.

However, what you don’t want is to be hampered by lackluster equipment. Sure, the same old sewer snakes might work in most situations, especially if you know your way…

When you encounter tough plumbing jobs or need to take care of a mainline, anything less than a 100’ drain snake is not going to cut it. This is the minimum length you should be working with for heavy-duty professional sewer technician work, as anything less won’t be able to address issues in many residential and commercial plumbing systems.

Whether you are looking to invest in your first…

A 100 Foot Drain Snake might just be the hardest working piece of equipment in your arsenal. Actually, just about any drain snake might be the hardest working piece of equipment in your arsenal. It doesn’t really matter what the length or size is. Hollow and inner core cable both work their hardest to keep drains clear, but they don’t do it alone. So, that obviously begs the question, what…

There are some clogs that just simply won’t respond to ordinary measures. You’ve tried bucketfuls of boiling water, you’ve plunged for hours, and you’ve used what seems like a gallon of that toxic drain cleaner you swore you would never use. You even tried using that old drain snake in the garage, all to no avail.

This is when you need the power of a Commercial Sewer…