One toilet or the whole house backing up, we clear it fast and check the line so it doesn't come straight back.
A single blocked toilet is usually a local clog — too much paper, a foreign object, or 'flushable' wipes (which don't break down). We clear those on the spot with an auger or plunger.
But if more than one toilet or fixture is backing up at the same time, the blockage is in your main sewer line — often tree roots. That needs a high-pressure jetter and a drain camera, both of which we carry.
Servicing Yatala, Beenleigh, Ormeau, Pimpama, Coomera, Helensvale, Loganholme, and Tweed Heads.
Local clog cleared on the spot with a closet auger — most jobs done in under an hour.
Multiple fixtures backing up means a sewer-line blockage. High-pressure jetter clears it.
We run a camera down the line so you can see the cause and whether it's likely to recur.
Mechanical root cutting for roots that have invaded the sewer line through joints or cracks.
Toys, sanitary items, wipes — retrieved or cleared without damaging the pan or pipe.
If it keeps happening, we find the structural cause and quote a permanent fix.
A single-toilet clog is typically $180–$350. If it's a main-line blockage needing a jetter and camera, it's usually $400–$700+. We quote before we start.
That points to a local clog in the toilet's branch, not the main line — usually the quickest, cheapest fix. If the sink and shower back up too, it's the sewer main.
Yes. 'Flushable' wipes don't break down like toilet paper and are one of the most common causes of blocked toilets and sewer chokes we see. Bin them, don't flush them.
A plunger is worth a try for a minor clog. If that doesn't move it, or if more than one fixture is affected, stop and call us before it overflows.