Fort Worth Drain Cleaning Services

Trusted Local Plumbing Since 1983 – Book Your Drain Cleaning Today

If you're dealing with slow drains, standing water, or recurring clogs, you're in the right place. At Master Repair Plumbing, we've been clearing drains across Fort Worth and nearby communities for decades. With over 40 years of hands-on experience and advanced tools at our fingertips, we take care of even the most stubborn drain issues with precision, without tearing up your property in the process.

We’re a licensed and insured plumbing company serving Fort Worth, North Richland Hills, Haltom City, and the Greater Fort Worth area. Our team knows local plumbing systems, and chances are we have solved the same issue you’re dealing with now.

Need drain cleaning in Fort Worth? Call (682) 432-7868 or contact us online to schedule. Same-day service may be available.

Comprehensive Drain Cleaning Services

Cutting-Edge Tools, Down-to-Earth Service

Our drain cleaning approach relies on accuracy, not guesswork. We use diagnostic tools to pinpoint the problem, whether it’s buildup, blockages, or tree roots, then apply the best solution for the job. Depending on what we find, that might mean traditional snaking, hydro jetting for a deep clean, or another non-invasive method that restores flow without disruption.

We don’t upsell or overcomplicate our service. We focus on fixing the problem and leaving you with clean, working drains.

Drain Problems We Handle

Whether it’s a single slow drain or multiple fixtures backing up, we can diagnose the issue and take care of it before it turns into a bigger problem.

Common drain cleaning calls we get:

• Kitchen sink backups from grease and food debris
• Shower and tub clogs caused by hair and soap residue
• Laundry room drains running slowly
• Blocked bathroom sinks
• Floor drain problems in garages or basements
• Gurgling sounds or unpleasant drain odors
• Recurring clogs that don’t stay cleared

We also handle main line blockages and can identify when a deeper repair may be needed. If it’s more than a cleaning issue, we’ll explain the next steps clearly—without pressure.

Drain Cleaning vs. Drain Clearing: What’s the Difference?

Homeowners often hear the terms "drain cleaning" and "drain clearing" used as if they mean the same thing, but there are important differences. Drain clearing removes immediate blockages, such as when a plunger, auger, or pipe snake breaks up a stubborn clog to restore flow. This method works for sudden backups but doesn’t address grease or residue left behind. Drain cleaning goes further by using water jetting or specialized brushes to remove buildup from inside the pipe, not just punch a hole through. Cleaning restores the pipe’s interior, which helps prevent repeat clogs and keeps water moving smoothly.

In older Fort Worth neighborhoods where homes often have cast-iron or clay drain lines, thorough cleaning makes a real difference. Local hard water leaves mineral deposits, and seasonal weather shifts can move pipes and cause buildup to collect in certain areas. We look at the age and type of your lines, as well as past service records, to recommend whether basic clearing or a full cleaning offers the most value for your property. With the right solution, you can reduce the risk of another blockage and extend the lifespan of your plumbing system.