Tired of
A sewer smell that will not go away
Floor drains that gurgle
Water backing up even though the drain is not fully clogged
A basement drain smell often comes from a dry trap. Pour water in. If it still gurgles, we film the line.
Pour water into a floor drain you rarely use. If the smell or gurgle stays, we film the line. A blocked vent or a washer nearby can empty the trap.
A sewer smell that will not go away
Floor drains that gurgle
Water backing up even though the drain is not fully clogged
We confirm the trap holds water and clear hair or debris at the fixture before we open the line.
When the trap is fine and the smell or gurgle returns, we put a camera in the line and look for a partial blockage, roots, or damage.
Hydrojetting if the camera shows a clearable blockage. Repair if the pipe itself is the problem.
You keep the footage and a written report of what we found in the line.
Same-day when a window is open. You approve the estimate before any extra work.
Find partial blockages that trap waste, restrict flow, and keep the smell or gurgle coming back.
Locate root intrusion before it becomes a full blockage or damages the pipe further down the line.
See cracks, offsets, and low sections where debris and wastewater collect and feed the smell.
A trap that no longer holds water lets sewer smell through even when the line is not clogged. Pour water into a drain you rarely use to refill it.


Clear estimates, on-time visits, and technicians who show you the cause.
“I texted and they called back right away. Clear estimate, and I paid exactly what they estimated. The technician cleared a badly clogged laundry pipe and explained everything at the end.”
“The technician arrived exactly when they said he would. He identified and fixed the issue very quickly and explained everything along the way. I would recommend them again without hesitation.”
Air freshener, drain cleaner, and snaking often miss what's further down the line.
Pour drain cleaner and hope the smell fades...
Camera inspection to find the blockage, dry trap, or damaged section.
Punch a hole through the clog and wait for the gurgle to return...
See the blockage on video, then clean the pipe wall when it's safe.
Live with the sewer smell until it becomes a backup...
Find the source now, while it's still a smell or a gurgle.
What odours and gurgling usually mean, and when hydrojetting actually helps.
Yes. Odours often come from a partial blockage, dry trap, or damaged section. Camera inspection shows which one it is.
A gurgle is air trapped, a partial clog, or a vent. If it continues or water rises, we film. See camera inspection.
Only if the camera shows a clearable blockage. We recommend cleaning when it will actually solve the problem.
Yes. Video and a written report are part of the inspection.
Yes. We give you the estimate over the phone. You approve it before the work. Book your slot online; any extra work is estimated separately. No charges for work you did not approve.
Yes. We serve Greater Montreal, including Montreal, Laval, Terrebonne, and Repentigny. If you are unsure, call 514-700-6731 and we will confirm.
Request a call back and a member of our team will be happy to help you. You can also call us directly at 514-700-6731.