Keeping Your Pipes Clear in the Rio Grande Valley
Professional Drain Cleaning Services
Clogged drains are more than just an inconvenience—they can disrupt your daily routine and even cause costly damage if ignored. At Treviño Repairs, our licensed technicians deliver fast and thorough drain cleaning solutions for homes and businesses across the Rio Grande Valley. From kitchen sinks and bathroom drains to sewer lines, we use professional tools and proven methods to clear blockages safely, restore proper flow, and keep your plumbing system running at its best.
Services for Clogged Drains
Treviño Repairs clears stubborn clogs with the right methods for the job. We start with a quick assessment, protect the work area, and locate the blockage at the trap, cleanout, or line access. Then we use professional techniques to break up buildup (grease, hair, soap, debris), restore proper flow, flush the line, and verify everything is running smoothly before we leave—serving homes and businesses across the Rio Grande Valley.
We service:
- Clogged kitchen drains
- Clogged bathroom drains (sinks, tubs, showers)
- Clogged toilet drains
- Clogged laundry drains
- Clogged floor and garage drains
- Clogged outdoor/yard and downspout drains
- Clogged storm drains
- Clogged main sewer lines
Camera inspections and advanced clearing options available when needed.
Drain Cleaning vs. Drain Clearing
Drain clearing is a targeted fix that removes the specific obstruction causing today’s backup—think a stopped-up sink, a gurgling toilet, or standing water at a single fixture. We locate the blockage at the trap, cleanout, or access point, safely break it up, flush the line, and verify strong flow so water moves again right away.
Drain cleaning goes deeper. Instead of only tackling the immediate clog, it removes the buildup coating your pipe walls—grease, hair, soap residue, and debris—so drains run smoother and are less likely to clog again. It’s ideal for recurring slow drains, odors, or when multiple fixtures are affected. Treviño Repairs can assess on-site and recommend the right approach for your home or business in the Rio Grande Valley.
Why Drains Clog in the First Place
Most clogs come from everyday buildup: kitchen grease and food particles, hair and soap residue in baths, lint from laundry lines, wipes and excess paper, or yard debris entering outdoor drains. Our technician assesses the line, restores flow with the right clearing method, thoroughly flushes to verify performance, and shares simple care tips to help prevent repeat blockages.
What to Expect with Treviño Repairs
Our Drain Service Process
We keep it simple, clean, and effective so your drains flow like they should.
Assessment & Access – We confirm symptoms, test fixtures, and identify the best cleanout or access point.
Protect & Prep – Shoe covers, drop cloths, and workspace protection come first.
Clear the Blockage – We use the right method for your line and situation to restore strong flow.
Flush & Verify – Multiple flow tests to confirm the line is truly moving and venting properly.
Clean Up – Area wiped down and left as we found it (or better).
Preventive Guidance – Simple tips and, if helpful, maintenance options to reduce future clogs.
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Plumbing Questions, Answered
Straightforward answers before you book—symptoms, costs, fixes.
Do I need drain clearing or drain cleaning?
Clearing removes the blockage causing today’s backup; cleaning removes buildup on pipe walls to help prevent it from coming back.
Are chemical drain cleaners okay to use?
We don’t recommend them—they can damage pipes/finishes and often push clogs deeper. A professional clear and flush is safer and more effective.
How much does drain service cost?
It depends on access, where the blockage is, and line condition. We provide an upfront quote after a quick on-site assessment
Will you need to remove fixtures or access the roof?
Usually we use a trap or cleanout to minimize disruption. If another access point is better, we’ll explain it first.
What if the drain clogs again?
Recurring clogs often mean underlying buildup or a line issue. We can recommend a deeper clean, simple prevention tips, or a camera inspection if needed.
