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Watching Out For The Environment: Rooter Service Is The Way To Go

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Rooter service beats chemicals every time.We’ve talked many times about the importance of keeping chemical drain cleaners out of your drain. It’s simply bad on so many levels. It can eat at your pipes, it offers only a short-term fix, and you’re bringing poisons into your home that don’t need to be there.

But if you’re concerned about the environment, as we all should be, using a mechanical rooter service is the way to for one simple reason: it keeps those poisons out of the environment.

Avoid the Chemicals: There are two basic types of chemical drain cleaners: alkaline and acidic

— Alkaline: Sodium hydroxide, sodium nitrate, sodium stearate, aluminum…all of these are found in common household drain cleaners. Sodium hydroxide is used to dissolve organic tissue, and sodium nitrate has been found to increase deaths from Parkinson’s disease and Alzheimer’s. Do you want any more of this in your house or your water supply?

— Acidic: Think the alkaline sounds bad? Sulfuric acid is the main ingredient in acidic drain cleaners, and according to the manufacturer: “potential hazards include violent reaction with water and the production of explosive hydrogen vapors upon contact with most metals; chronic (delayed) and acute (immediate) health hazards if inhaled, ingested, or contacted, including severe eye, flesh and skin burns or even permanent visual loss, inflammation of respiratory membranes, and corrosive burns to all human tissue. It may even be fatal if swallowed.” (via Wikipedia)

But Wait, Isn’t The Water Treated?: Water is treated to a point where it reaches the minimum safety levels as dictated by the government. The safety levels of different chemicals is always changing, and Denver water management has done a pretty darn good job keeping those contaminants below violation levels. But at the same time, wouldn’t it be nice if those levels were even lower by not introducing the chemicals into the water system in the first place?

It’s great that most of the drain water contaminants are removed from the water so that it is safe to drink. But it’s only removed; it’s not gone from the planet. Those chemicals still have to be disposed of somehow, leading to a huge environmental concern: how do you safely store millions of barrels of poisons? Better to use a mechanical rooter service than to send those chemicals down the drain…or to have them ever created in the first place.

Grease Education: While it’s not a poison (except, perhaps, to your arteries!) grease is incredibly important to keep out of the sewer system.

How does this protect the environment? Well, imagine if everyone sent all of their grease down the drain. It causes clogs in the home, which have to be dislodged with rooter service. That sends it into the public sewer system. If restaurants weren’t required to use grease traps, all of that would head into the sewer system as well. That would lead to almost instant backups of the sewer lines, which would require thousands of man-hours a year to clean them, and during most of those they’d be running gasoline-powered dislodging equipment to fight the massive clogs and suck them up (more gasoline) and then transport them to the dump (even more gasoline).

The amount of grease in the sewer system couldn’t be handled by the treatment plant, so some of it would overflow downstream, polluting waterways and endangering wildlife. In other words, keep grease from going down the drain and protect the world!

It’s best to just avoid chemical drains completely and use the proven technology of rooter service. Give Garvin’s a call and you’ll be saving the environment and your sewer system.

 

 

The Sewer Snake: 7 Benefits To Having A Professional Take Care Of It

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You might be a do-it-yourself kind of person, and we respect that. There are lots of projects around the house that can be taken care of and save you a lot of money. So go ahead, frame that bathroom, replace that chandelier, build a deck!

So when you start thinking “maybe I’ll just rent a sewer snake” and take care of my clogged sewer drain for myself. Again, we respect your interest, but we’ve got a few reasons why you might want to think twice before you head out to pick up a consumer-grade or rentable sewer snake.

The Danger of the Blades: We’ll get this out of the way first: sewer snakes are not something to be trifled with. Think about what the blades are meant to do…spin around wildly in order to get all edges of the pipe clean. Those blades are meant to go after tree roots, and if they can tear through tree roots they’re not going to have any trouble ripping through flesh.

The Danger of the Coil: The coil of a sewer snake is under a lot of pressure and isn’t always intuitive on how to use. There are far too many ways to let it get away from you or to send you to the hospital with crushed fingers.

The Danger of What You Bring Back Up: There are a lot of pathogens that you can bring back up through the sewer drain, so it’s important to wear the proper protective equipment and to disinfect the sewer snake properly.

Speaking of Bringing Stuff Back Up: Our job can be pretty disgusting, but there are ways to lesson the disgust, and not knowing what you’re doing makes it much worse: Are you familiar with the best way to bring back the sewer snake so that it doesn’t bring with it the stuff you wish had gone down the drain? Not to brag, but we’re highly trained so you never again see the stuff that you sent down the drain.

The feel: Not every job requires a sewer camera, so we often have to know if the clog is completely obliterated by feel. Since our drain cleaners do this every day, they’re familiar with the feel of the equipment and if the clog is gone or if it’s just been damaged enough to let the water pass through. This leads to…

The Thoroughness: If you use the sewer snake and it only “kind of” gets the clog cleared out, then your drains are going to be clogged up again before you know it. Leaving anything is just going to be a catalyst for the next blog, so it’s important to get professional sewer cleaning to make sure you get everything.

The Cost: Doing it right the first time will be cheaper than doing it over and over again…and it will take a lot less of your time, too.

In the end, you’re going to be a lot safer and a lot happier having a professional taking care of your sewer snake needs. Give Garvin’s a call when you’re having trouble.

 

5 Things A Typical Sewer Drain Company Won’t Tell You…But We Will!

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There are many reasons that a company might clam up when it comes to your sewer drain system. After all, if they don’t tell you the problems to avoid, maybe you’ll make them again and have to call them back for more repairs.

Here at Garvin’s we’re very interested in being your go-to when it comes to sewer drain cleaning. But we’re not interested in sitting back and watching people sabotage their system, either. Here are a few serious situations that your typical sewer service might not help you avoid.

Your Sewer Pipe Isn’t Broken: Here’s the worst of the worst. Some sewer cleaners will send down a sewer camera and convince you that your sewer pipe is broken when, in fact, it’s only clogged. They might overstate the problems they see in the video, or even show you a fake video! Why? So that they can sell you a complete sewer line replacement, of course, costing upwards of $10,000!

Since we don’t do sewer line replacements, we can be completely unbiased when we stop by with our sewer camera. We can tell you if you really need a sewer line replacement or not.

Grease – A less-than-reputable sewer cleaner will notice just how much grease they’re finding in a drain and just bank on the possibility that they’ll have to be back in just a couple of months to deal with it again, instead of telling you the best way to avoid the grease in the first place. We’ve written blog after blog about the problems of sending grease down the drain, so we won’t belabor the point here.

Flushable Doesn’t Mean Flushable – This one isn’t so much on the sewer cleaners as it is on the product marketers. Some products such as baby wipes and feminine hygiene products are labeled as “flushable” when it’s actually a really bad idea to flush them. Yes, they do go down the toilet, and in that way they are “flushable.” But that doesn’t necessarily mean that they’re gone, as some of these products will just sit in your sewer system, catching more and more stuff as it goes by. Add a few tree roots to the situation and you’ve got a rooter service-needing clog before you know it.

Chemical Drain Cleaners – Chemical drain cleaners are dangerous, but they can also cause damage to your pipes and valves. Some plumbers will just let you keep destroying them so that they can suggest you get your pipes replaced. Instead of chemical drain cleaners, keep a sinks-only plunger handy. If that’s not working, give Garvin’s a call for mechanical or sewer jetter cleaning.

Keep The Hair Out – Hair is one of the biggest clog culprits, catching everything that comes after it like a spider web. A $2 hair catcher in your shower or tub could save you hundreds on sewer drain cleaning.

Garvin’s Sewer Service is dedicated to bringing the absolute best in sewer cleaning to Denver and the entire front range. We want you to call us whenever you need sewer cleaning, but we also want to be neighborly and help you take care of your own sewer system. Stay clean!

 

 

 

4 Reasons People Call Garvin’s For Rooter Service

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garvins_sitebg6_cartoon_mobileHere’s something that’s not a secret, even though we don’t like to admit it…when it comes to sewer cleaning in Denver and its suburbs, there’s more than one company you can go to for rooter service. Not really shocking, is it? So you might wonder why so many people choose Garvin’s Sewer Service when every drain in their home is running slow and rooter service and drain cleaning seem inevitable. Here are just a few of the reasons.

We’ve been at it for over 75+ years: Here’s the big one…we were the first sewer cleaners in Denver, and we’re still here. We started in 1940, so the new year will mark our 76th year serving Denver, its suburbs, and other nearby towns including Littleton, Arvada, Aurora, Longmont, Cherry Creek, Westminster, and just about every place in between. We’re now on our third generation of family owners and employees, because we’ve built a business that’s necessary and respected in the community. We started in the Golden Triangle neighborhood in Denver, but in 2001 we moved to Englewood in order to have a more space and a central headquarters (with a bit less traffic) to serve the Front Range.

Of course, a company doesn’t survive for more than three-quarters of a century without learning a few things, such as…

Respect for the customer: How long does a company last if they treat their customers poorly? Not long, and we’ve seen many companies come and go over the years who just didn’t know how to treat the customers right. They might charge for service only to have the problem return, or overcharge when the customers were at their most vulnerable.

At Garvin’s Sewer Service, we’ve outlasted those other sewer cleaners because we’ve always treated customers and their homes with the utmost respect, and that goes for every one of our employees. When you do that, you’re going to get…

Excellent Word Of Mouth: It’s not just because we’ve been around so long that you’ve heard of Garvin’s Sewer Service…it’s that people are talking about us. That’s because Garvin’s has changed with the times when it comes to customer service, delivering the absolute best available.

We’ve got the right equipment, and we know how to use it: Much as we’ve stayed with the times in regards to customer service, we’ve also kept up-to-date with the equipment we use. We’ve got the right equipment for your job, no matter whether you live in a 1,000 square-foot house with 100-year-old plumbing or need commercial sewer cleaning for a highrise with 200 toilets. We have the classic rooter service machines as well as the most state-of-the-art sewer jetters and sewer cameras. We know how to best deal with your plumbing and will bring the right equipment to clean your drains and sewer lines.

We’ve been doing this for a while, so we know how to deal with clogs, roots, and the worst of what people send down the drains. When you need the best in rooter service, give Garvin’s a call!

 

 

Have A Funky Smell Coming From Your Sewer Drain? Here’s What It Could Be

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Stop just covering up the smell from your sewer drain.If you walk into a room and smell something bad, you might not know exactly what it is at first. Did someone microwave salmon? Did someone drop an egg behind the refrigerator? Maybe someone forgot to flush the toilet.

In these cases, we’ll let you take care of them…sewer cleaning service doesn’t usually involve finding eggs behind the fridge. But if the smells are coming from your drain, it’s a good idea to call us for drain cleaning. Some of these problems can be fixed easily, and others will need expert repair.

Garbage Disposal: Garbage disposals are pretty cool, in that they let you chop up your food refuse before it heads down the drain and becomes clog fodder. But because they’re grinding up the food and making it fly around the inside of the disposal, particles of the food get stuck to the sides and don’t get washed down the drain. The food particles start to rot, and the stink starts. To prevent this, grind some ice so that it will fly around and help dislodge the food (be sure to look away so that the ice shards don’t hit you in the eye). Grinding small bits of orange or lemon peel can also help freshen it.

Kitchen Sink: It’s unlikely that you’ll smell sewer gas coming from the kitchen sink, mostly due to how amazing j-traps are. If your kitchen sink stinks, it’s most likely a building clog above the j-trap that you need to take care of. The stink is coming from the spoiled food that’s accumulating and the grease that’s becoming rancid. Don’t use chemical drain cleaners; instead, give us a quick call.

Bathroom Sink: Bathroom sinks usually stink because of the accumulation of decaying matter, usually hair and skin cells. Sweet-smelling soaps and toothpastes can mask the problem for a while, but eventually it might become overpowering. If you’re not comfortable taking your drains and stoppers apart, give us a call and we’ll help with your drain cleaning.

Shower Drains: Shower drains are often the forgotten drain in the house. Well, it’s forgotten until you’re ankle-deep in water. If the clog is further down that just under the drain cover, it’s time to call for professional drain cleaning service.

Toilets: As dirty as we imagine toilets to be, they’re actually one of the least likely to smell (as long as the outsides and floors around them are kept clean, of course). That’s because most of the smell that might emanate them is stopped by the standing water that’s in the toilet, something that sinks don’t have until you get to the j-trap. If your toilet is the source, it might be a bigger problem. Check down in the…

Basement: All sewer drains run down the the basement, or under the house, for one simple reason: gravity gathers everything you want gone and moves it to the public sewer line. So if you go down to the basement and smell sewer gas, you’ve got a problem. This could mean that your sewer pipe is broken, which is preventing your sewage from reaching the public sewer line. Our sewer camera can head down and find out. It could also mean that your sewer vent has suffered some damage. In either case, we fix it or help you find someone who can.

If you’ve got a sewer smell problem you can’t fix, give Garvin’s a call and we’ll be there to help.

 

 

 

What Is A Sewer Jetter?

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You know, over the years in this blog we’ve talked quite a bit about rooter service. Most of the time we’ve referred to the mechanical sewer snakes that head down the pipe and grind everything in their path and on all sides of the pipe, taking care of grease, toilet paper clogs, and all of the roots that are causing you problems. But sometimes clogs need something bigger like a sewer jetter. Why?

Just Add Water: The big difference between traditional rooter service and a sewer jetter is the addition of water. Sewer jetters offer hydraulic sewer cleaning by spraying water at up to 5000 PSI (pounds per square inch) in order to dislodge debris from a sewer line and send it down into the larger municipal sewer system. It connects to a large, usually truck-based engine that compresses the water to get it up to these clog-destroying levels of power. It has some of the same properties of a purely-mechanical system in that you still need the sewer snake portion to move the hose down the sewer pipe so that the water can get to the clog.

Sewer jetters offer a great advantage because they’re using both mechanical and hydraulic means to get rid of clogs and potential future clogs.

But Can A Sewer Jetter Handle Roots?: You might wonder if a sewer jetter is strong enough to take care of roots. Oh yeah! At the incredible PSI that we’re talking about, there isn’t much that can stand up to a professional sewer jetter. Also, remember that the roots that have gotten into your sewer pipes are generally thin, new roots (unless you have a complete sewer line break, in which case we can send the sewer camera down for sewer inspection). These roots have to be small enough to fit between the joints of your sewer pipes, so they tend to be small. But their thin, weblike structure actually makes them worse than larger roots, because they’re more likely to capture the stuff that you’re sending down the drain. That’s what makes a sewer jetter so important. The initial, smaller nozzle pushes through the clog, and then the larger nozzle sprays backward to cut the roots from every direction (spraying backwards makes sure that it isn’t pushing itself away from the clog).

The Down Sides: So if sewer jetters are so amazing, why don’t they come out every time we do?

  • Because they have the water aspect, they have to combine the mechanical and hydraulic components, which makes them considerably more complex than your standard mechanical-only rooter.
  • They’re truck-or van-based, so we can’t just wheel them into your home with as much ease as a standard mechanical service.
  • This additional complexity means that you’re not only dealing with metal blades but also with water under enough pressure to cut bone, so we have to be extra-careful and attend tons of training in order to use it properly. If it’s unnecessary to introduce this safety concern, we probably won’t.

You won’t see a sewer jetter every time we stop by for one main reason: many of the blockages we encounter are perfectly fixable with traditional rooter service. But when you need a sewer jetter, we’re ready! Contact Garvin’s Sewer Service today!

 

 

Sewer Cleaners For Car Lots and Garages

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dreamstime_xxl_44087249Here at Garvin’s, we’ve been serving Denver’s houses for over 75 years. And most of the customers in those houses think that that’s all we do, but they’d be very wrong. After all, businesses all over the metro area need us to take care of their drains both inside and outside.

Car lots are a big client of ours, and it makes a lot of sense. After all, there are drains all over a car lot that most people never even think about. And when the drains and sewer lines get clogged, you start to look bad and lose business. That’s why you need sewer cleaners like Garvin’s.

The Lot Drains: We know of a car lot in Greeley where the entire lot was on a slant, and their most public corner was right at the bottom of that hill. They didn’t have preventive sewer service, and if it rained too much (or all the snow melted) most of that water pooled in their front lot, submerging some of the car tires up to four inches of water. When people drove in to take a look, they saw the cars under less-than-perfect conditions, and if they wanted to test drive one they’d be out of luck. It’s not a positive situation for the customer or the car salesmen. Remember, the storm sewer lines on your property are your responsibility, so keep them clean for everyone’s sake..

Garages: Service centers should have the proper means to dispose of oil, grease, brake fluid, and the like. It’s obvious that these don’t go down the drain, and very illegal if they do. But garages get dirty and dusty, as dirt is knocked off from the underside of cars, dust flies from brakes, and rocks fall from tires. A lot of this is swept up, but just as much goes down the drain and starts to clog your drains up. Plus you have to consider the sinks that your techs are washing their hands in.

Showrooms: Don’t ignore the drains that your customers are using! When you do that, your toilets start running slow and the sinks near the coffee machines start to stink. You’ve probably spent quite a lot of money making the waiting room comfortable for them, so make sure that the restrooms and snack station don’t cause them to have any negative thoughts about your dealership.

Car Wash: Nothing is going to slow down your drains and sewers faster than the car wash at a dealership. It’s constantly in use: new cars come in and they need a wash. New cars go out the door and need a wash. Same for used cars. And if you’re offering free car washes with service, you’re washing off all the gunk that customers bring in, and it’s going into your drains.

Don’t let your need for sewer drain cleaning get in the way of helping your customers. Give Garvin’s Sewer Service a call today and we’ll take care of all the drain service and sewer cleaning you have. Let us be your dealership’s sewer cleaners!

 

 

 

Happy Thanksgiving! Make Sure Your Turkey Doesn’t Lead To Sewer Cleaning

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Turkey grease and oil can lead to premature sewer cleaningHappy Thanksgiving! If you’re having a bunch of people over for the holidays, whether it’s for a single meal of a for the entire week, we hope everything goes well with the cooking, cleaning, and prep for this great holiday.

But as important as the turkey is to many people, there are still some hurdles that exist when it comes to cooking one, and also what to do with what’s leftover afterward.

The Turkey’s Grease: While turkey itself is pretty lean, there is still a certain amount of grease that will be produced when you bake it. Many people simply use this to make the gravy, which makes a lot of sense. Whatever you do, don’t pour it down the drain, which can lead to you needing drain cleaning service (and eventually sewer cleaning). If you don’t use the grease, let it cool and pour it into the trash, or wipe it away with a paper towel. Just because it’s in liquid form when you’re doing the dishes doesn’t mean that it will be when it hits the cold water in the pipes, so don’t send it down in the first place.

The Deep Fryer Oil: Oil and grease are two sides of the same coin, so if you are deep-frying a turkey…well, watch out. If you’re not familiar with the term “turkey fryer explosion” there are videos all over YouTube showing just what happens when you put a frozen turkey in a deep fryer. (When the ice crystals get below the oil, the water vaporizes and pushes the oil out of the pot, and then the oil catches fire on the burner below. So while they’re technically not explosions, flames reaching two stories in less than a second is close enough for us.) The advice of most experts is…don’t even buy one of these in the first place! They’re simply too dangerous on too many levels.

But if you do (and we know some of you will…we’ll watch for the flames), what do you do with the oil afterward? You’re not going to pour it onto your lawn, and it’s irresponsible to put anything other than water down the storm drain. The best thing you can do with it is recycle it; check with your local recycling center, because there’s always someone looking for liquid oil to use in the oil-burning diesel engine.

From your home’s perspective, the worst thing you can do is to pour all that oil down the drain. Think of your drains like your body…a little oil here and there is okay, but imagine trying to take 8-gallons of it at the same time! Sending all of it down is bad for your drain, bad for your sewers, bad for the sewage plant. Find a recycling center to take it and everyone wins.

The holiday’s are a great time, and you don’t want to complicate them with any problems like the need for emergency sewer cleaning. Sure, eventually you’ll need to call Garvin as your drains start to clog, but you can delay that by taking care of your drains during Thanksgiving (because Thanksgiving problems can haunt you at Christmas!) Have a great Turkey Day!

 

 

A Bit Of Bragging About Our Top-Rated Sewer Drain Cleaning Business

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Sewer drain cleaning in Denver and on the Front Range.Nearly every one of our blogs is all about helping you. We either try to help you with blogs offering service like “Get Preventive Sewer Drain Cleaning and You Can Avoid The Horrors Of A Backup” or with advice on what you can do like “3 Cheap Things You Can Do To Prevent Frequent Drain Cleaning.”

 

Some of the blogs have been about helping you take care of your own plumbing concerns, while others have been about what we can do to help you when you can’t help yourself. We’re your neighbors, and we want to help you take every step that can avoid you having raw sewage backing up on the lowest level of your home.

A few of the blogs have even been about Garvin’s Sewer Service as a company. So every so often we like to bring up some of our accomplishments in hopes that you can feel confident about us in an industry that some people distrust.

We’ve been around for a long time: Garvin’s just celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2015. We were the first professional drain cleaners in Denver and have seen tons of competition come and go. You don’t survive in this business unless you do good work and learn how to treat your customers right.

We have over 30 staff: Garvin’s started in 1940 as a tiny business and has grown ever since. We currently have a staff of over 30, and over the decades have employed hundreds of people. We’re proud of the fact that our growing business continues to provide for Denver residents and their families. (If you think you’d make a good addition to the Garvin’s family, contact us here)

Helping the community: Garvin’s started in the Golden Triangle and moved to Englewood in order to have more space (and less traffic so that we could get to emergency sewer cleaning calls throughout the Denver area that much faster). As we’ve grown, we’ve become more and more active in the community. We sponsor a youth football team in Aurora (Go Centaurs!), are members of the Better Business Bureau and the Mile High Alliance. We help in community events like toy drives and benefits. We all work here, but we also live here, and we do whatever we can to make the Denver area better.

Female leadership: Garvin’s is currently run by a triumvirate of sisters who grew up around the business, making Garvin’s a third generation company. We believe that a change to female leadership has helped us continue to thrive, and we doubt you’ll find many plumbing and sewer cleaning business helmed by women. Find out more about Plumbing Girl right here.

We hope these will give you a great feeling about Garvin’s and understand that we’re here to help. We have all those decades of experience behind us, and thousands of customers who have used us time and again. Need reliable, honest sewer drain cleaners? Trust in Garvin’s!

 

 

 

 

 

The Tools Of Sewer Cleaners: Sewer Cameras, Rooters, Jetters, and More!:

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call-us_ctaWhen you’re in need of rooter service or drain cleaning, we know that you’re probably not in the best mood. After all, the stuff that usually leaves your home with no problem just won’t leave as quickly or as thoroughly as you’d like, so you’re probably more than a little worried about your sewer system.

Depending on the problems you’ve outlined to our customer service representative, we can load up our truck with a variety of equipment to help you get your drains and sewer lines flowing again. Some we bring every time, some we bring only on special occasions.

Garvin’s Uniform: While you might not think of a uniform as a tool at first, it plays an important part in the relationship you have with Garvin’s. First of all, it tells you that’s it’s okay to open the door, because this sewer specialist is from the place you called. Second, it represents quality; we’re not contracting your job out to a lesser company. Instead, you’re getting Garvin-trained professionals with our 75-years of Denver sewer cleaning experience behind them.

Protective foot coverings: If we’re heading into your unfinished basement through the cellar door, we probably won’t need to put on foot coverings. But if you’re concerned for your carpet, don’t hesitate to ask. We have protective foot coverings because we truly want to give your home the respect it deserves. After all, we’re there to make your home better!

Protective mats: Depending on the job we’re there for, protective mats and protective covers might be used. This can help protect your floor and sink, though for smaller jobs like drain cleaning such protection might not be necessary. After all, we’re very good with our equipment, so the chances of us causing a huge mess is pretty small. If you’re in the middle of a sewer emergency, protecting your furnace room floor might be the least of your worries!

Rooters: Rooters, also called sewer snakes, power snakes, or plumber’s snakes, are the workhorses of our business. They are tried and true and have been around for decades. They work to mechanically dislodge clogs and clean the insides of sewer pipes and drains with sharp blades. Rooters used inside are plugged in for their power. Truck-based rooters are gasoline powered.

Sewer Jetters: Sewer jetters are next-generation rooters.Sewer jetters are considerably more complex because you’re adding water to the mix. Imagine if a traditional rooter and a pressure washer had a baby…that’s the sewer jetter! Sewer jetters can physically break through the clog and also attack it with backward-spraying pressurized water.

Sewer Cameras: Sewer cameras, aka sewer scopes, are a great way to find out exactly what’s going on in our sewer line. It has a tiny camera at the end of a coil that can show us why you might be having repeated trouble with clogs. A sewer scope procedure is a an additional charge, so it’s usually only necessary if you’re having symptoms of a broken line.

Stellar Service!: What else do we bring with us? Stellar service! We’re dedicated to giving you the best drain and sewer cleaning in Denver, so we train our technicians to deliver on our promises. Give Garvin’s Sewer Service a call today and we’ll bring everything it takes to do the job right.