Clearing a single clogged sink or toilet usually costs a few hundred dollars: half of our customers paid between $250 and $350. Main sewer line clogs, hydro jetting and replacing a drain line cost more. Here is what our customers actually paid over the past year, and what our price book charges today.
What our customers paid
Each range is the middle half of our jobs: half of our customers paid within it, a quarter paid less and a quarter paid more. These are whole-job totals from our invoices dated November 1, 2025 to October 31, 2026, including add-ons, permits and any discounts on the job, rounded to the nearest $50.
| Job | Jobs | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Clearing one drain (sink, toilet or floor drain) | 171 | $250 to $350 |
| Main sewer line clog, cleared with an auger | 41 | $550 to $750 |
| Camera inspection | 36 | $500 to $750 |
| Hydro jetting, main line | 59 | $1,200 to $2,250 |
| Hydro jetting, whole house | 35 | $2,900 to $3,900 |
| Drain or sewer line replacement, no tunneling | 37 | $4,750 to $10,250 |
| Drain replacement by tunneling under the slab | 13 | $22,450 to $45,250 |
Today’s prices
From our price book on November 2, 2026.
| Job | Price |
|---|---|
| Sink drain cleaned at the trap | $217 |
| Toilet clog cleared with a hand auger | $264 |
| Sink drain line snaked | $375 |
| Floor drain cleared | $577 |
| Main line clog cleared through a cleanout, camera check afterward | $577 |
| Main line clog cleared through a toilet (toilet pulled and reset), camera check afterward | $794 |
| Camera inspection, up to 125 feet, first hour | $541 |
| Camera inspection with pipe locating | $650 |
| Hydro jetting, main line | $1,249 |
| Hydro jetting, whole house: 1 to 2, 2 to 3, 3 to 4, 4 to 5 bathrooms | $2,499, $3,333, $4,165, $4,998 |
| New cleanout (3 or 4 inch) | $748 |
| Drain line replacement, labor (materials added) | $4,446 to $22,229, depending on the job |
| Tunneling under the slab, partial or complete | $13,786 to $27,176 |
| Engineer’s assessment, when the job needs one | $5,293 |
Drain line replacement does not include replacing landscaping, sod or plants unless your estimate says so.
What changes the price
- Where the clog is. One sink or toilet costs less than a main sewer line, which can back up several drains at once.
- How we get to it. Clearing a main line through an outside cleanout costs less than pulling a toilet to reach it.
- What is causing it. A camera inspection shows whether it is a simple clog, buildup inside the pipe, or a broken pipe.
- Snaking or hydro jetting. An auger opens a clog. Hydro jetting uses high-pressure water to scour buildup off the inside of the pipe. Whole-house jetting is priced by the number of bathrooms.
- Replacing pipe. Length, depth and whether the pipe is under the slab make the biggest difference.
Clean or replace?
If clogs keep coming back, a camera inspection shows why. Buildup can often be cleared with hydro jetting. A broken, sagging or collapsed pipe needs to be repaired or replaced. Your technician will show you what the camera finds and price your options before any work starts.
Southwest Florida factors
- Slab homes. Homes here are usually built on a concrete slab, so drain lines run under the floor. Replacing them means tunneling under the slab or opening the floor. Our tunneling price includes cutting out the old cast iron, new PVC pipe, backfilling and compacting the soil, a camera inspection before and after, and the permit and inspections.
- Cast iron drains. Many older homes have cast iron drain pipes, which build up scale and crack over time.
- Permits. Replacing drain or sewer lines usually needs a permit and inspection from your county or city. When it does, it is on your estimate.
How to get an exact price
Call (239) 215-3330 any time or send us a message. Your technician will show you the price before clearing the drain. For bigger jobs, ask for a written estimate. Financing is available with approved credit.
More about drain cleaning, hydro jetting, sewer line repair, drain tunneling, cast iron sewer pipes and how our pricing works.
Frequently asked questions
How much does drain cleaning cost in Southwest Florida?
For one clogged sink, toilet or floor drain, half of our customers paid between $250 and $350 from November 2025 to October 2026. A main sewer line clog cost $550 to $750.
How much does hydro jetting cost?
Half of our customers paid $1,200 to $2,250 for hydro jetting the main line, and $2,900 to $3,900 for the whole house. In our current price book, main line jetting is $1,249 and whole-house jetting is $2,499 to $4,998, depending on the number of bathrooms.
Is a camera inspection included?
Our main line clearing prices include a camera check after the clog is cleared, so you can see what caused it. A separate camera inspection is $541.
How much does it cost to replace a drain line under a slab?
Half of our customers paid between $22,450 and $45,250 for drain replacement by tunneling under the slab from November 2025 to October 2026. Without tunneling, drain or sewer line replacement cost $4,750 to $10,250.
Is landscaping repair included?
No. Drain line replacement does not include replacing landscaping, sod or plants unless your estimate says so.
Do you offer financing?
Yes, with approved credit. See our financing options.
Prices on this page were last checked on November 2, 2026.