01
A restaurant kitchen floor drain backs up at 7 p.m. on a Friday with a full dining room.
What we do: We roll a truck within two hours, pull the strainer, and jet the grease line at 3,000 to 4,000 PSI. The kitchen stays open. We set up an enzyme dosing plan before we leave so the next Friday is not a repeat.
→ Service continues, no closure, and the drain stays clear on a 60 to 90 day maintenance cycle.
02
A homeowner in Section 15 finds standing water in the garage after a summer storm.
What we do: We clear the garage floor drain trap, then camera the branch to the main. If the outdoor storm drain is also blocked, we clear that line in the same visit so runoff has somewhere to go.
→ Dry garage floor, full flow to the main, and a camera report showing the line is clear.
03
A property manager in Murdock Village has three units with recurring floor drain backups.
What we do: We camera each line, document what we find, and separate maintenance jobs from repair jobs. Units with root intrusion get a jetting and repair quote. Units with grease and soap scum get a maintenance schedule.
→ A written plan per unit, no surprise invoices, and fewer emergency calls across the portfolio.
04
A laundry room floor drain gurgles every time the washing machine drains.
What we do: We clear the shared branch with a plumber's auger, check the vent stack for a partial block, and camera the line. Lint and detergent residue come out, and we confirm the trap is sized right for the load.
→ The washer drains at full speed, the floor drain stops gurgling, and the laundry room stays dry.
05
A homeowner in Deep Creek smells sewer gas near a basement floor drain.
What we do: We check the trap for a dry seal, inspect the cleanout plug, and camera the line. If the trap is cracked or the plug is missing, we replace it with PVC pipe and seal it to code.
→ No sewer gas, a sealed trap, and a floor drain that holds its water seal through the dry season.