Licensed Plumbers
Licensed Plumbers | Drain Opening | Plumbing | Jacksboro
When water backs up in the sink or tub, you don’t have time to gamble on amateurs—you need HEP’s licensed plumbers, the local experts in drain opening throughout Jacksboro. Armed with video inspection tech and eco-friendly jetting equipment, our team pinpoints the blockage fast, clears it even faster, and treats your pipes with the respect they deserve. From stubborn kitchen grease to tree-root intrusions, we’ve seen (and solved) it all, restoring full flow while protecting your fixtures and floors.
Customers love how we arrive when promised, quote upfront, and clean up before we go; city permits, code compliance, and satisfaction warranties are simply part of the package. Whether it’s a midnight emergency or a planned remodel, choose the crew Jacksboro trusts for safe, affordable, and long-lasting drain opening solutions—because with HEP, Help Is On the Way!
FAQs
What types of drain-opening services do you provide in Jacksboro?
Our licensed plumbers can clear virtually any residential or light-commercial drain in the Jacksboro area. This includes kitchen and bathroom sinks, tubs and showers, toilets, laundry and floor drains, yard and driveway drains, and main sewer lines. We use a range of tools—hand augers, motorized cable machines, hydro-jetting equipment, and enzymatic or bio-safe cleaners—to match the right solution to the type and severity of the clog.
How do I know when it’s time to call a professional instead of trying to unclog the drain myself?
A one-time, isolated clog may respond to a plunger or a small household drain snake. Call a licensed plumber when you notice any of these warning signs: • Water backs up into multiple fixtures at once. • Drains gurgle, bubble, or emit foul odors. • You have recurring clogs in the same line. • DIY chemicals or tools fail to restore normal flow. • You suspect a deeper issue such as tree-root intrusion or a broken pipe. Professional equipment protects your pipes, pinpoints the problem, and prevents costly damage caused by excessive chemical use or improper tool handling.
Are your plumbers fully licensed and insured in Texas?
Yes. Every technician who arrives at your door holds a current license issued by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners and carries state-required liability and workers’ compensation insurance. We list license numbers on our trucks and invoices, and our plumbers complete ongoing continuing-education courses to stay current with code changes and best practices.
What does the drain-opening process involve, and is it safe for my plumbing system?
1. Initial evaluation: We ask about symptoms and inspect the affected fixtures. 2. Camera inspection (when needed): A small video camera pinpoints the blockage’s location and identifies damage. 3. Mechanical clearing: Depending on the clog, we use a hand auger, power snake, or sectional cable machine to physically break up and remove debris. 4. Hydro-jetting (for heavy grease, sludge, or roots): High-pressure water scours pipe walls without chemicals and is safe for sound PVC, cast-iron, or clay lines. 5. Final testing: We flush and flow-test the line to verify full restoration. Our methods are pipe-safe; we avoid harsh acids and adjust water pressure to your pipe material and condition.
Do you offer emergency drain-opening services in Jacksboro and nearby towns?
Absolutely. Clogs don’t keep business hours, so our team is on call 24/7/365. We dispatch fully stocked service trucks that can usually reach homes in Jacksboro, Bryson, Antelope, Perrin, and the rest of Jack County within an hour. Night, weekend, and holiday calls are welcomed—just dial our main number and you’ll reach a live dispatcher, never an answering machine.
How much does professional drain opening cost, and will I get an upfront estimate?
Pricing depends on the drain’s location, severity of the blockage, accessibility, and whether advanced services such as camera inspection or hydro-jetting are required. Most routine interior drains range from $99–$199, while main sewer lines or jetting services can run $200–$350 or more. We provide a free phone quote when possible, then a written, flat-rate estimate on-site before any work begins. There are no hidden fees, and we stand behind our work with a satisfaction guarantee and a limited clog-free warranty.