SFV Drain Cleaning Maintenance

Our Step-By-Step Process

1. 01 Step 1

   Walk-Through And Assessment

   Tech meets you on-site and walks every drain line in scope. Kitchen lines, bathroom branches, laundry, mainline, restaurant grease lines, multi-unit risers. We note line size, material, age, access points, and any history of backups you can tell us about. 30 to 60 minutes for a typical residential property, longer for restaurants and multi-unit. You walk it with us, point out problem fixtures, and answer questions about usage (how many seats in the dining room, how many units on this riser, how often does it back up). Stay accessible for the assessment, then you can step away.

2. 02 Step 2

   Program Quote

   We hand you a written program with line-by-line frequency and method (which lines get cabled monthly, which get jetted quarterly, which get camera spot-checks annually). Per-visit flat rate is locked in. Annual programs get a meaningful break over month-to-month. 10 to 15 minutes to walk through the proposal. You ask questions, request changes, approve, or take it home to think. No pressure, no contract lock-in beyond the agreed term.

3. 03 Step 3

   Baseline Visit

   First scheduled visit is usually a deeper clean to establish a clean starting point. Hydrojet on grease and root-prone lines. Cabling on residential branches. Camera goes down on every mainline so we document the starting condition on file. 2 to 4 hours typical for a single property. You don't have to be on-site if we have access. Restaurants schedule us before opening or after close so service hours aren't disrupted.

4. 04 Step 4

   Recurring Visits On Schedule

   Same tech when possible shows up on the agreed cadence (monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, annual). Cleans the lines per the program, runs a camera spot-check on rotation, and leaves a written service record on-site or by email. 60 to 90 minutes per visit on most properties. You don't have to think about it. We send reminders before each visit, you confirm access, we show up. Health inspectors get the documentation. Property managers get the consolidated invoice.

5. 05 Step 5

   Annual Program Review

   Once a year we sit with you and review what we found, what changed, and whether the cadence still fits. If a line stopped giving trouble, we drop the frequency. If a riser started showing root intrusion on camera, we step it up. 20 to 30 minutes. You see the year's records, hear the recommendation, and approve the next year's program. No surprises, no auto-renewal at a higher rate.