DAE Plumbing provides drain cleaning in Hollister and the surrounding counties, clearing clogged kitchen sinks, bathroom sinks, tubs, showers, laundry lines, and floor drains for homes and businesses. Our licensed plumbers use the correct equipment for each clog and identify the cause so the problem stays fixed. Estimates are free.
When You Need Drain Cleaning
Drain problems escalate on a predictable path, and catching them early keeps the fix simple. Call for drain cleaning when a sink or tub empties slower than it used to, when a drain gurgles as another fixture runs, or when smells rise from floor drains or a garbage disposal.
- A toilet that clogs again and again, even after plunging, needs more than a plunger. Kitchen sinks collect grease and food waste.
- Bathroom sinks and showers collect hair and soap scum. Laundry lines collect lint.
- Each builds up until the drain stops. If only one fixture is affected, the clog is usually in that fixture's drain or the branch line behind it, which is exactly what drain cleaning clears.
If several fixtures back up at once, the main sewer line is the likely cause, and that calls for sewer cleaning instead.
Clogged sink or a drain that keeps slowing down? Describe the symptoms and we will bring the right equipment.
๐ Call (831) 801-1079Mon-Fri 7am-5pm, weekends by appointment
What the Process Looks Like
We start by finding where the clog sits: in the fixture trap, the fixture drain, or the branch line that serves several fixtures. Then we match the equipment to the problem.
- Hand and motorized drain augers clear most sink, tub, and shower clogs, and larger drain machines handle laundry and branch lines. Where possible we work through a cleanout or trap rather than pulling fixtures.
- For drains that clog repeatedly, we recommend a camera inspection after clearing, so you can see what is actually inside the pipe: scale, grease, corrosion, or damage. Once the drain is open, we run water to verify full flow and clean up the work area completely.
- We also explain what caused the clog and how to keep it from coming back.
For commercial kitchens with grease-heavy drains, we advise on maintenance schedules that keep lines clear between visits.


