Restaurants, offices, rentals and retail can’t afford a drain backup during business hours. We handle commercial drain cleaning and scheduled maintenance across central Pennsylvania.

Commercial drains take a beating that residential drains never see. Restaurant kitchens push heavy grease, restrooms see constant traffic, and floor drains collect everything from food waste to mop water. A backup during service or business hours means lost revenue and, in food service, possible health code problems.
Most commercial drain problems are predictable, which means they’re preventable. Regular jetting of grease lines, scheduled floor drain cleaning and periodic camera inspections keep a business running instead of waiting for a shutdown.
These are the kinds of things people say when they call us about commercial drain cleaning. If one sounds familiar, we have handled it many times.
“the restroom drains keep backing up”
“a floor drain is slow in the kitchen”
“we cannot have downtime during business hours”
“recurring clogs on a commercial line”
Far more grease than any home, building up fast in kitchen lines.
More paper, more traffic, and items that shouldn’t be flushed.
Food, mop water and grit collect in floor drains and traps.
Grease and debris building in the line.
Often during the busiest hours.
An overdue line or trap.
A maintenance schedule would prevent them.
A main line restriction.
Kitchen, restrooms, floor drains and the main line.
Jetting grease lines and cleaning floor drains.
Finding root intrusion, damage or heavy buildup.
Early mornings or after close to avoid disrupting business.
A regular schedule based on your volume.
Hydro jetting is the standard for commercial grease lines because it removes buildup completely. Cabling works for restroom clogs. For businesses with recurring problems, a maintenance plan with jetting every 3 to 12 months costs far less than emergency calls and lost business.
These are typical ranges we see across the region. Your price depends on access, the pipe and what is causing the problem, and you get it before any work starts.
| Job | Typical Price Range |
|---|---|
| Commercial drain clog | $300 to $600 |
| Commercial main line | $350 to $800 |
| Commercial hydro jetting | $800 to $2,000 |
| Camera inspection | $200 to $450 |
Typical ranges only. The final price is set after inspection. For a full breakdown, see our Pennsylvania drain cleaning cost guide.
We work with restaurants and businesses along the Carlisle Pike, downtown Lancaster and York, the Route 30 corridor, and around Hershey and Harrisburg. Food service in these busy areas especially benefits from scheduled jetting.
Train staff to scrape plates before washing, keep grease out of floor drains, and post reminders in restrooms about what not to flush. Keep drain covers in place. These habits extend the time between professional cleanings.
We cover six counties across central Pennsylvania. Pick yours to see local details and the towns we serve:
Guides: Hydro Jetting Cost Guide · Drain Cleaning Cost in Pennsylvania
Yes. We can schedule early mornings or after close to avoid disruption.
Most jobs run $300 to $900, and commercial jetting runs $800 to $2,000.
Most do, every 3 to 12 months depending on volume.
Yes, scheduled service based on your building and usage.
Yes, for apartments, retail centers and office buildings.
We keep lines and floor drains clean, which helps businesses stay compliant.
Talk to a real person, get an upfront price, and get it fixed.