DAE Plumbing provides sewer cleaning in Hollister and the surrounding counties. We clear backups, root intrusion, grease, and scale from the main sewer line that carries wastewater to the city main or septic system. We clear through the cleanout with professional sewer equipment, move to hydro jetting when the line needs it, and use camera inspection to find the cause. Estimates are free.
When You Need Sewer Cleaning
The main sewer line, or lateral, carries every drain in the building out to the city sewer or septic system. When it blocks, the whole building stops draining.
- Call for sewer cleaning when several fixtures back up at once, when flushing a toilet pushes water up into a tub or shower, or when the lowest drain in the building overflows. Gurgling from multiple drains and sewage odors outside are early warnings.
- Businesses feel it even harder, because a sewer backup at a restaurant or shop stops operations immediately. One local business owner called us about a sudden backup, and our crew brought the right equipment and had it cleared within hours.
- A line that blocks every few months has an underlying cause: roots, grease, scale, or a sag in the pipe.
Clearing it again without finding that cause only resets the clock.
Several drains backing up at once? Stop running water and call us. That is a main sewer line problem.
๐ Call (831) 801-1079Mon-Fri 7am-5pm, weekends by appointment
What the Process Looks Like
We access the main line through the cleanout, usually outside near the foundation. If there is no accessible cleanout, we discuss the options before going further.
- Then we run a sewer machine with cutting heads sized to the pipe, cutting through roots and breaking up the blockage along the full lateral. When grease, scale, or root mass coats the pipe wall, we recommend hydro jetting to scour it back to full diameter.
- For recurring or unexplained backups, we follow up with a camera inspection so you can see exactly what is inside the pipe. Once the line is open, we run water through the system to verify flow and clean up completely.
You get a straight explanation of what caused the backup and what, if anything, needs repair.


