Year-round
Snake or camera: what each one tells you
Most first-time clogs do not need a camera. Repeat clogs, house purchases, and anything under redwoods usually do. Here’s what we charge.
Just the clog
Sink, tub, or toilet: starting at $275, range $225–$350, snaking up to 50 feet. Main line: starting at $475, range $425–$595, up to 100 feet. That’s the job if this is the first backup and it stays clear.
Add the camera
$175 on top of any cleaning, or $325–$450 if you only want the inspection. You see roots, offsets, grease, and bellies. Useful before you spend on a jet or a repair.
Vacation-rental grease
Summer rental kitchens in Aptos and the Beach Flats send grease down the drain all weekend. A snake opens a path, while a jet (starting at $595) cleans the pipe wall. Add a camera if the owner wants documentation.