DRAIN AND SEWER SERVICES IN REDLANDS, THE INLAND EMPIRE & BEYOND

How it works

1. Schedule an appointment.

Have a slowly draining or completely stopped line? Want to get rid of that sewer smell? Call the plumbing professionals at Burgeson's at 909-792-2222 or request an appointment online. We'll send a professional plumber as soon as possible to assess your family's needs and answer your questions.

2. Get honest, upfront pricing & options.

You can always count on Burgeson's to give you honest, upfront pricing for every plumbing job, and servicing your drain or sewer line is no exception. Our pros will assess your home's plumbing system during your estimate and then provide a customized quote. We'll inspect the pipe and, if needed, perform a camera inspection to determine a flat-rate, upfront price to clear the drain. We'll address any concerns you have before any work being performed, and introduce financing options upon request.

3. Get high-quality work and 100% satisfaction.

We aim to completely eradicate your drain issues the first time we visit your home. And with some of the most highly trained plumbing professionals around, you're in good hands. Once we finish servicing your drain or sewer lines, we'll make sure your home is cleaner than how we found it. And if you're not 100% satisfied with your experience– let us know, and we'll return to make it right!

What's Included

Our drain and sewer services include:

• Drain cleaning
• Drain replacement
• Sewer cleaning
• Drain/sewer repair
• Drain/sewer inspection
• Trenchless sewer repair/replacement
• Pipe descaling
• Pipe bursting

Cost

What's the cost of drain and sewer services in Redlands?

The cost of drain and sewer line services in Redlands, and the Inland Empire can range anywhere from $250-$20,000+.

While that's a significant cost range, the type of service you need, along with a handful of other factors, can impact the cost, including:

• The cause of your issue. More challenging clogs, such as those caused by roots, fats, oils, or grease buildup, require more powerful tools and labor, increasing cost.
• The extent of damage. Depending on the damage, you may have to replace your sewer line (versus just repairing a section of it). And replacement is typically more expensive than repairing it.
• Access to & into the pipe. Harder-to-access drains and sewer lines (i.e., behind walls, under concrete, or between floors) or clogs located farther down the pipe will cost more to service.
• Condition of the pipes. Older pipes may be corroded, which could require replacing parts of the pipe.

Ready to schedule your drain or sewer service appointment?