Henderson runs its own sewer system, and the building sewer carries waste from each house out to the city main. Active Plumbing cleans those lines across the city, from the older ranch homes in Pittman along Boulder Highway to Green Valley, Whitney Ranch, Seven Hills, Anthem, Inspirada and Cadence. Signs that the sewer line needs attention include several slow drains at once, gurgling toilets and water backing up into a tub or floor drain.
What we find depends on the age of the house. Pittman's oldest homes often have cast iron drains and original sewer laterals that corrode and roughen inside, catching grease and debris. Newer plastic lines in the master plans are more likely to clog from grease, wipes, roots at joints or a belly where poorly compacted backfill settled. Valley water at about 280 parts per million, roughly 16 grains per gallon, adds scale to all of them.
We clear sewer lines with a cable machine or hydro-jetting, then run a camera to confirm the line is open and check its condition. Hydro-jetting for residential lines typically runs $300 to $600 in the valley, and you get a written price before work starts.