Sewer & Drain Cleaning Services in Menomonee Falls

ABC Sewer and Drain, we pride ourselves on transparent pricing. Our standard rate is $174 for sinks, urinals, toilets, and other lines that are 1.5” or smaller. For 2” or larger lines, the standard rate is $206. Check out our detailed pricing list here, or give us a call to ask about your specific situation.

A sewer camera inspection shows exactly what’s happening inside your sewer line. It’s the best way to spot blockages, cracks, or tree roots that might be growing into the pipe.

We use this method when surface-level drain cleaning doesn’t solve the problem or when homeowners want a clear picture of their system’s condition before buying or selling a home.

A cup of baking soda followed by a cup of vinegar is a common DIY trick for mild clogs. It’s easier on your pipes than store-bought drain cleaners, but it’s not always effective. 

This mixture may help loosen surface buildup in sinks or tubs, especially when followed by boiling water. However, deeper blockages or clogs caused by grease, roots, or solid debris won’t budge with household items alone.

If you’ve already tried the baking soda and vinegar method and your drain is still slow or backing up, it’s time to call in the pros. ABC Sewer & Drain Cleaning uses commercial-grade equipment that clears your pipes fully and safely.

For most homes, a yearly cleaning is a good way to prevent buildup. But if your home is older or you’ve dealt with frequent clogs in the past, more frequent service might make sense.

We highly recommend routine maintenance to clear out early-stage blockages before they turn into major repairs.

In kitchens, grease, oil, and food scraps are major culprits of sink drain. In bathrooms, hair and soap scum can clog sinks, and toilet clogs are often caused by using excess toilet paper or wipes that aren’t actually flushable. These items build up inside the pipes, causing water to slow down or stop completely.

The best way to prevent clogged drains is to be careful about what goes down the drain opening. But if something slips through or builds up over time, we’re here to help clean it out.

If flushing the toilet causes water to back up in your shower or tub, you could be dealing with a main sewer line clog. When that line is blocked, waste and water have nowhere to go, so they often return through the lowest available drain. This kind of issue needs immediate attention to prevent overflow and possible damage.

ABC Sewer & Drain Cleaning can inspect the situation quickly and get things flowing again. If your water supply seems affected by toilet use, don’t wait—get it checked out before it turns into a bigger issue.