Kitchen Sink Drain Cleaning in Greer means removing the grease, food debris, and soap scum that choke your drain line, then flushing the pipe so water runs free again. We serve homeowners and restaurant kitchens across Greer, SC, from Downtown Greer to Pelham Falls. If your sink is backing up, we can usually get there the same day and clear it in one visit.
Kitchen Sink Drain Cleaning in Greer is the process of clearing a blocked kitchen drain line and restoring full flow to the sink, disposal, and connected branch pipe. We start by pulling the P-trap and tailpiece to remove the standing water and the thickest debris. Then we run a drain snake or drain auger through the branch line to break up the clog. Finally, we flush the line with hot water and test the disposal and dishwasher connections. Most kitchen clogs sit within 10 to 25 feet of the sink, so the job is usually done in under two hours.
Greer kitchens deal with a specific set of problems. Grease buildup from cooking oil, bacon fat, and butter coats the inside of PVC pipe and hardens as it cools. Coffee grounds, eggshells, rice, and fibrous vegetable scraps pile on top of that grease and form a solid plug. Older homes near Greer Station and South Main still have cast iron pipe, which rusts and snags debris. If you have a clogged kitchen sink in Greer, waiting rarely helps. The clog grows, water backs up into the dishwasher, and you risk a bigger repair. We handle kitchen sink unclogging Greer SC homeowners call about most often.
Every kitchen sink drain cleaning job includes the essentials: diagnosis, clog removal, flush, and cleanup. We also check the disposal and dishwasher connections while we are under the sink. If we find a bigger problem, like a main line clog or root intrusion, we tell you before doing any extra work. You approve the cost first.
We ask questions on the phone, then confirm the clog location on-site. We check the P-trap, tailpiece, disposal, and branch line. If the clog is in the main sewer, we let you know before we start. The diagnosis is included in the price.
The P-trap is where most kitchen clogs start. We pull the trap, remove the standing water, and clean out the debris by hand. We also clean the tailpiece and the disposal connection. New washers go back on to prevent leaks.
We feed a drain snake or auger cable through the branch line to break up the clog. For heavy grease, we use a rooter machine with a grease-cutting head. For scale buildup, we switch to hydro jetting. We match the tool to the clog.
After the clog breaks, we flush the line with hot water for several minutes. This carries the loosened debris into the main sewer and helps melt any remaining grease. We flush until the water runs clear and the sink drains fast.
We run the garbage disposal and check the dishwasher drain hose. If the disposal is jammed or the hose is kinked, we fix it. We also check the air gap and the disposal connection for leaks. This prevents callbacks.
We wipe down the sink, counter, and floor. Then we walk you through what caused the clog and how to prevent it. You get practical tips: never pour grease down the drain, run cold water when using the disposal, and flush with hot water weekly.
We ask a few questions when you call: Is the sink completely blocked or just slow? Does the disposal hum without draining? Does water back up into the other sink basin or the dishwasher? Those answers tell us whether you have a branch-line clog or a main sewer line problem. Most calls take five minutes and we give you a price range on the spot.
Our technician arrives, confirms the clog location, and checks the P-trap, tailpiece, and disposal. We look for signs of grease buildup, soap scum, and food debris. If the sink drains slowly but does not stop, we know the clog is partial and likely close to the trap. If it is fully blocked, the clog has moved further down the branch line.
We pull the P-trap and clear the immediate debris by hand. Then we feed a drain snake or drain auger through the branch line to break up the clog. For heavy grease, we use a rooter machine with a grease-cutting head. For lines with scale buildup or years of accumulation, we switch to hydro jetting. Most clogs clear in 30 to 60 minutes.
After the clog breaks, we flush the line with hot water for several minutes to carry the loosened debris into the main sewer. We run the disposal, fill both sink basins, and let them drain. We also check the dishwasher drain hose and the garbage disposal connection. If water still pools, we run the snake again until the line is fully clear.
We reassemble the P-trap with new washers, wipe down the sink and floor, and walk you through what caused the clog. You get practical advice: never pour grease down the drain, run cold water while using the disposal, and flush the line with hot water once a week. We also note the condition of your pipes so you know what to watch for.
We ask a few questions when you call: Is the sink completely blocked or just slow? Does the disposal hum without draining? Does water back up into the other sink basin or the dishwasher? Those answers tell us whether you have a branch-line clog or a main sewer line problem. Most calls take five minutes and we give you a price range on the spot.
A drain snake is a flexible cable that we feed through the drain to break up clogs. It is our go-to tool for most kitchen sink clogs. We use hand snakes for light clogs and powered snakes for heavier blockages.
A drain auger is a larger, powered version of a snake. We use it for clogs that are further down the line or made of hardened grease. It cuts through the clog and pulls debris back out.
A rooter machine is a heavy-duty auger that cuts through tough clogs, including grease and roots. We use Ridgid and Spartan Tool rooters. It is the right tool for deep kitchen sink clogs.
A hydro jetting machine uses high-pressure water to scour pipe walls clean. We use it for grease buildup, scale, and sludge. It is the best way to clean a kitchen sink line thoroughly.
A sewer camera lets us see inside the pipe. We use it when a clog keeps returning or when we suspect root intrusion, collapsed pipe, or bellied pipe. The inspection takes about 20 minutes.
A grease trap pump removes grease and sludge from commercial grease traps. We use it when a restaurant kitchen sink backs up and the trap is full. We dispose of the grease properly.
A homeowner in Downtown Greer had a kitchen sink that drained slowly for weeks. She tried store-bought cleaners, but they did not work. By the time she called us, water was backing up into the other sink basin. The clog was a thick layer of grease and food debris about 15 feet down the branch line.
After: We pulled the P-trap, removed the standing water, and ran a drain auger through the line. The auger cut through the grease clog in about 20 minutes. We flushed the line with hot water for five minutes. The sink now drains in seconds. The homeowner was relieved and said she would never pour grease down the drain again.
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A family in Pelham Falls called because their dishwasher was filling with dirty water. The kitchen sink drained slowly, and the disposal hummed without draining. The clog was in the branch line, and water was backing up into the dishwasher through the drain hose. The line had not been cleaned in years.
After: We cleared the branch line with a drain snake, then checked the dishwasher drain hose and air gap. The hose was partially clogged with food debris. We cleaned it and ran the dishwasher through a full cycle. The backup was gone. The sink and dishwasher both drain properly now.
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A restaurant owner in Greer Station had a kitchen sink that backed up during dinner service. The grease trap was full, and grease had pushed into the branch line. The sink was unusable, and the staff was washing dishes in a bus tub. They needed help fast.
After: We arrived within two hours, cleared the branch line with a rooter machine, and pumped the grease trap. We scraped the baffles and flushed the line with hot water. The sink was back in service before the dinner rush ended. The owner was relieved and signed up for a monthly grease trap cleaning schedule.
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Ask a pro →We cut the grease out with a drain auger or rooter machine, then flush the line with hot water. For heavy buildup, we use hydro jetting to scour the pipe walls clean. We also give you tips to keep grease out of the drain.
We snake the branch line to remove the partial clog before it becomes a full blockage. We also check the P-trap and disposal for debris. Most slow drains clear in under an hour. We test the line to make sure it drains fast.
We clean the drain, remove the debris, and flush the line. If the trap is dry, we refill it. If the odor persists, we inspect the main sewer for blockages or leaks. We also check the vent stack to make sure it is clear.
We clear the clog in the branch line, then check the dishwasher drain hose and air gap. If the hose is kinked or clogged, we clean it. We run the dishwasher through a cycle to confirm the backup is fixed. We also check the disposal connection.
$150 - $350 for most kitchen sink clogs; $350 - $850 if hydro jetting or main line work is needed
Most kitchen sink drain cleaning jobs in Greer cost between $150 and $350. The price depends on how far down the line the clog sits, how hard the clog is, and whether we need special equipment like a rooter machine or hydro jetting. We quote a range on the phone and confirm the price before we start. No hidden fees. If the clog is in the main sewer line, the job is bigger and the price goes up. We tell you that upfront. For typical 2026 pricing in this area, call us at (864)403-1974.
Our pricing covers the full job: diagnosis, clog removal, flush, and cleanup. We do not charge extra for the disposal and dishwasher check. You get a clear price before we start and a drain that works when we leave.
A clog near the P-trap is easy to reach and costs less. A clog 20 feet down the branch line takes longer and requires more equipment. The further the clog, the higher the price. We confirm the location during the on-site inspection.
Get a quote ↗Grease clogs are common and usually straightforward. Root intrusion or scale buildup is harder to clear and may require hydro jetting or a rooter machine. Those jobs cost more because they take longer and use specialized tools.
Get a quote ↗PVC and ABS pipe are smooth and easy to snake. Cast iron pipe rusts and snags debris, which can slow the job. We use a chain cutter on cast iron to smooth the walls. That takes extra time but protects the pipe.
Get a quote ↗If the P-trap is easy to reach, the job goes faster. If the sink is in a cabinet with limited space, or if the trap is behind a panel, it takes longer. We handle tight spaces, but access affects the price.
Get a quote ↗“Our kitchen sink had been draining slow for weeks. I tried every store-bought cleaner and nothing worked. Drain Cleaning Pros came out the same day I called. The technician pulled the trap, showed me the grease clog, and snaked the line. Water runs free now. He also cleaned up the mess and gave me tips to keep it from happening again. Fair price, no surprises.”
Melissa T.Homeowner, Downtown Greer
✓ Verified“I called on a Saturday morning because our kitchen sink was completely backed up. They had a technician at our house by early afternoon. He used a rooter machine to clear a heavy grease clog that was about 20 feet down the line. The whole job took about an hour. He was polite, professional, and the price matched the quote. I will call them again.”
James R.Homeowner, Pelham Falls
✓ Verified“Our restaurant kitchen sink was backing up during dinner service. Drain Cleaning Pros responded fast and cleared the clog without disrupting our customers. They also checked our grease trap and recommended a cleaning schedule. We have not had a backup since. They understand commercial kitchens and work around our hours. Highly recommend.”
Karen M.Restaurant Owner, Greer Station
✓ VerifiedMost kitchen sink drain cleaning in Greer costs between $150 and $350. Simple clogs near the P-trap are on the low end. Clogs further down the branch line or heavy grease blockages that require a rooter machine or hydro jetting run higher. If the clog is in the main sewer line, the price goes up because the job is bigger. We quote a range on the phone and confirm the price before we start.
Grease buildup is the number one cause. Cooking oil, bacon fat, and butter cool inside the pipe and harden into a sticky layer. Food scraps, coffee grounds, eggshells, and soap scum stick to that grease and form a plug. Older homes near Downtown Greer and South Main have cast iron pipe that rusts and snags debris. Tree roots can also enter the line if the clog is in the main sewer. We identify the cause during the inspection.
Yes. We keep same-day slots open for kitchen sink unclogging in Greer. Call before noon and we can usually be at your home within a few hours. We also handle emergency calls in the evening and on weekends. If your sink is overflowing or you cannot use your kitchen, tell us when you call and we will prioritize your job. Most same-day calls are cleared in one visit.
Yes. Grease removal is the most common kitchen sink service we perform in Greer. We use a drain auger or rooter machine with a grease-cutting head to physically scrape the grease off the pipe walls. Then we flush the line with hot water to carry the residue into the main sewer. For heavy buildup, we use hydro jetting to scour the pipe clean. We also give you tips to keep grease from returning.
A clogged kitchen sink will not fix itself. Call Drain Cleaning Pros at (864)403-1974 and we will clear the clog, flush the line, and have your kitchen back to normal. We are licensed, insured, and ready to help.
Call Now (864)403-1974 →Reach us at (864)403-1974 any time, day or night. We answer live, ask a couple of questions about your drain, and give you a straight answer on timing and price. Same-day appointments are common across Greer, and emergency calls get priority.