Drain Cleaning in the Minneapolis-St. Paul Area

Don't Stress About a Clogged Drain

A clogged or slow drain can quickly turn into a major frustration. North Star Sewer & Water provides professional drain cleaning services throughout the Minneapolis–St. Paul area, helping homeowners address recurring clogs, slow drains, and backed-up lines with the right equipment and honest recommendations.

Whether the issue is in a kitchen drain, bathroom drain, floor drain, or main line, we’ll work to identify the cause and restore proper flow. If needed, we can also recommend additional inspection or repair options when a simple cleaning is not enough.

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Our Drain Cleaning Process

We start by evaluating the symptoms you’re experiencing and identifying the best access point for the line. Depending on the type of blockage and the condition of the pipe, we may use flex shaft machines, cable augers, or hydro jetting to clean the line and restore proper flow.


Our methods are designed to remove grease, roots, scale buildup, and other debris while helping preserve the condition of the pipe. We also use camera inspections when needed to confirm results and identify any underlying issues that may require additional repair.

A person wearing yellow gloves is cleaning a drain with a hose.

Why Professional Drain Cleaning Matters

Professional drain cleaning can help restore flow, reduce recurring clogs, and identify larger sewer line problems before they get worse. In many cases, recurring drain issues are caused by buildup, roots, or damage deeper in the line, which is why proper cleaning and inspection matter.

Common Drain Problems We Help Solve

We help homeowners throughout the Minneapolis–St. Paul area address:

  • Slow drains
  • Recurring clogs
  • Backed-up sinks
  • Gurgling drains
  • Drum Traps
  • Grease buildup
  • Root intrusion

When Drain Cleaning May Not Be Enough

Some drain problems are symptoms of a larger issue in the line. If a clog keeps coming back or multiple drains are affected at the same time, the problem may involve pipe damage, root intrusion, offsets, bellies, or a blockage farther down the system. If that’s the case, we can help determine whether a camera inspection or additional repair is the better next step.