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Sewer and drain service in Wheaton, IL
123 Sewer & Drain jets mains and stacks, inspects sewer lines and keeps catch basins clear for properties across Wheaton.
Working in Wheaton
Apartment buildings, condo associations, churches and retail centers make up most of our Wheaton work.
Wheaton is in DuPage County, and we schedule Wheaton jobs alongside work in Downers Grove, Naperville, which keeps travel time (and your price) down.
Services in Wheaton
- Commercial Drain Cleaning
- Hydro Jetting
- Sewer Camera Inspection
- Preventive Maintenance Plans
- Catch Basin Cleaning & Repair
- Sewer Line Repair
Typical Wheaton jobs
- Apartment kitchen stacks and building mains jetted on a maintenance plan
- Camera inspections after a repeat backup in a ground-floor unit
- Restaurant lines jetted to and from the grease interceptor
- Parking lot catch basins cleaned, and sinking basins rebuilt
- Asphalt around rebuilt basins patched by our sister company, 123 Pothole Repair
Request a quote for your Wheaton property. Send the address and a short description, and we'll reply within one business day.
Frequently asked questions
How much does drain cleaning cost in Wheaton?
Clearing a kitchen, laundry or branch line in Wheaton runs $250–$400, hydro jetting a main $700–$1,200, and cleaning a catch basin $250–$400, with a $350 visit minimum.
Do you service apartments and commercial properties in Wheaton?
Yes. We clean and jet drains, inspect sewer lines on camera, run maintenance plans and clean and repair catch basins across Wheaton, which sits in DuPage County. We also work in nearby Downers Grove, Naperville.
How often should a Wheaton apartment building's mains be jetted?
Every 12 to 24 months for most buildings, and every 6 to 12 months for buildings with heavy grease or a history of backups.
How do I get a quote for my Wheaton property?
Send the address and a short description through the quote form. We email a written quote, usually within one business day.
Stop paying for the same backup twice.
A maintenance plan costs less than the emergency calls, the water damage and the angry residents.