Drain Cleaning in Camden County, NJ
Camden row homes, Cherry Hill ranches and Haddonfield colonials. Our drain team clears Camden County clogs and main line backups 24/7, with a camera view every time.
Drain and Sewer Cleaning in Camden County
Quick answer: Older sections of Camden use a combined sewer, so storm water and sewage share the same pipes. Heavy rain fills the system and can push water back toward basement drains. A clean lateral helps. We clear the main line and floor drain and run a camera to find anything narrowing the pipe.
Drain services in Camden County
Commercial drain service in Camden County
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Towns We Serve in Camden County
County seat: Camden.
- Camden
- Gloucester Township
- Winslow
- Pennsauken
- Voorhees
- Lindenwold
- Haddon Township
- Collingswood
- Bellmawr
- Berlin Township
- Pine Hill
- Haddonfield
- Gloucester City
- Runnemede
- Audubon
- Waterford
- Somerdale
Serving All of Camden County
Camden County runs from the Delaware River waterfront out to the pinelands, and our crew covers it all. In Camden city we clear lines in row homes, apartment buildings and commercial properties. Cherry Hill is a large suburb with postwar ranches, split levels and busy shopping along Route 70 and Route 38. Gloucester Township, Winslow and Voorhees have big subdivisions and townhouse communities. Pennsauken, Collingswood, Haddon Township and Audubon have older neighborhoods of twins, bungalows and colonials. Haddonfield brings historic homes and a busy downtown. Lindenwold, Berlin, Pine Hill and Gloucester City round out the mix with apartments, older blocks and small business districts. Restaurants on Haddon Avenue and the Route 70 corridor call us for grease traps and kitchen line jetting. Call us or request service online.
Drain Conditions in Camden County
The Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority treats wastewater for nearly the entire county at its plant in Camden. Camden city has a combined sewer system in its older sections, so heavy rain can send storm water and sewage back toward low drains. Collingswood, Haddonfield and Audubon have many homes built before 1950 with cast iron inside and clay tile laterals outside, and mature oaks and sycamores drive roots into those joints. Cherry Hill and Gloucester Township were built out in the postwar decades, when Orangeburg fiber pipe was common, and many of those lines have deformed with age. The soil turns sandy as you move southeast toward the pinelands, which can let lines settle. In Winslow and other rural edges, some homes use septic. We clean those drain lines but do not pump septic tanks.
Camden County Drain Questions
Older sections of Camden use a combined sewer, so storm water and sewage share the same pipes. Heavy rain fills the system and can push water back toward basement drains. A clean lateral helps. We clear the main line and floor drain and run a camera to find anything narrowing the pipe.
Many do. Cherry Hill was built out in the postwar decades, when Orangeburg fiber pipe was common. Over time it softens and flattens, which causes repeat clogs. Our camera tells you if you have it and how it looks, and we mark any deformed sections with their location and depth.
Yes. Older homes in these towns often have clay tile laterals under large street trees, and roots find the joints. We cut the roots with a cable machine, jet the line where it is safe and show you the camera view so you can plan ongoing maintenance.
The Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority treats wastewater for nearly all of the county. Your town collects it and the authority treats it. In most towns the homeowner owns the lateral from the house to the street connection, and that is the line we clean.
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