FAST Drain Cleaning for Clogged Drains, Backups & Flooding in Greeley, CO
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Why Top Notch Plumbing is the BEST CHOICE for Drain Cleaning, Flood Response & Clogged Drain Repair in Greeley and Northern Colorado
We clean and unclog drains in Greeley and Northern Colorado with the gold standard of industrial equipment. Whether you’re dealing with a clogged sink, toilet backed up, or floor drain backed up, our team is here to help.
Residential and Commercial Services We Offer When you call Top Notch Plumbing, LLC, for any plumbing services in Greeley, you get our top-quality service in tackling tough clogs — including floor drain backups, clogged sinks, toilets backing up, and more.
We perform all types of residential and commercial plumbing services in Northern Colorado.

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When do you know you need to call a drain cleaning specialist?
Clogged drains are some of the most common plumbing complaints out there. If there’s a buildup or blockage in any of the pipes that direct waste or sewage away from your home, you may end up with a clog, backup, or even a flood. Anything from food waste to tree roots can cause pipes to clog.
Whether you run a restaurant, manage an apartment complex, or just want your home protected from costly issues, call us — even if you just need a second opinion on drain cleaning.
How To Know If You Have A Clogged Drain
There are a few telltale signs. If you notice any of these, it’s time to give your local plumber a call:
1. Slow Sink Drain
A clogged sink shouldn’t be ignored. This slow drain is a sign that something is blocking the line. Left untreated, this can lead to a backup, flood, or emergency repair.
2. Bad Smell from Pipes
Odors coming from your drains could mean a sewer line backup or a clogged floor drain. It might even indicate sewage gases entering your home — which is both unsafe and unpleasant.
3. Sewage Backup Into Drains
If your toilet is backed up or you’re seeing dirty water coming up through floor or shower drains, call now. This is a critical sign of a full backup, and potentially dangerous.
If you’re still not sure, give us a call. We’d be happy to hear more and talk about the services you need. Because we have a full-time drain cleaning specialist on staff, we’re confident in our ability to handle most pipe and drain jobs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What if I’m not sure whether I need indoor drain clearing or outdoor sewer line rooter service?
A: It’s not always obvious where the plumbing issue is coming from. Back-ups inside the house can be caused by issues in the kitchen or bathroom drains, in the main lines within the house, or out in the main sewer line. Our expert plumbers will take the time to diagnose the cause of the issue before taking steps to address the problem. We have experience and expertise in clearing all kinds of indoor, exterior, commercial, and residential pipes and lines. Wherever the problem lies, we’re equipped to handle it.
Q: Will tree roots in the sewer line require my yard to be dug up?
A: Often, the rooter used by plumbers to clear out tree roots from sewer lines is sufficient to fix the problem. Catching it early and keeping the lines clear can help you avoid bigger problems, such as pipe breakage, which are more likely to require extensive repair jobs.
Q: Can I Fix Drain Clogs Myself?
If you have a minor clog near the surface of your drain line, there’s a good change you can fix it yourself. You can use an enzyme drain cleaner or a plastic drain snake (available at your local hardware store) as a first step to try and fix a clogged drain.
We recommend starting with the plastic drain snake, then moving to an enzyme drain cleaner if that doesn’t work. Plastic drain snakes can remove many blockages that are near the surface. Enzyme drain cleaners help break down any organic substances left in pipes, such as hair.
(Enzyme cleaners are usually a better choice over more caustic options. Other chemical drain cleaners are often corrosive by nature and can cause more damage to your plumbing. In addition, so-called “liquid drain openers” can have harsh fumes and may endanger your health if splashed or dripped.)
With all that said, if your at-home drain cleaner solutions don’t work, or if you already have sewage backup in your sinks or showers, don’t delay. Call a professional plumber. If the clog doesn’t respond to your initial efforts, you may be wasting time with repeated attempts to clear what is likely to be a more major problem.
Q: What’s the best way to clean clogged drains?
What about outdoor pipes and sewer lines blocked by tree roots, which may need rooter service? Often, the best solution is scheduling an appointment with your local plumber!
Our plumbers at Top Notch Plumbing, LLC are experts in all plumbing problems and high-tech plumbing tools. But they also have the NoCo know-how to give you the best solutions for the unique plumbing problems of Fort Collins to Greeley. We also have a specialist on staff who brings a wealth of expertise to drain issues, rooter services, and more.
Q: What if my toilet or floor drain is backed up — is that an emergency?
Yes. A floor drain backed up or toilet backing up can quickly lead to a flood and serious water damage. Call us right away.
Q: Can I fix a clogged sink or drain myself?
If the clog is near the surface, a plastic snake might help. But for stubborn clogs, sewage backup, or multiple slow drains — call a pro.
Q: Do you provide second opinions?
Absolutely. If you’re unsure whether to proceed with a repair or just want peace of mind, we offer honest, expert second opinions on drain cleaning and plumbing diagnosis.
More Questions?
Still have questions regarding drain cleaning services in Greeley? We’re happy to help. Call today to talk to our friendly staff about your home or building’s issues and what services might be right for you. We’re always happy to touch base about problems and advise you on what a good next step might be.
📞 (970) 404-7586 — or ask for a second opinion on drain cleaning.
Let’s fix the problem fast — and make sure it stays that way.
Drain Cleaning: How It Works
When you call Top Notch Plumbing, you get the best in the business — including expert help with clogged sinks, toilets, and floor drains backed up from mainline clogs.
We use snakes, hydro jetting, and advanced tools to clear pipes and restore normal flow fast.
The Basics of Clearing Drains
To clear out a drain or pipe, your plumber runs a cable, or “snake,” down your drain. The cable has abrasive blades on it. These blades break up the clog and allow your pipe’s natural flow to take care of the rest. There are different types of snakes and blades, some of which are better suited to certain types of pipes and drains, but the main principle remains the same.
Sewer Camera Inspections
Your Top Notch plumber can go the extra mile and perform a sewer camera inspection to find the exact point at which your pipes are blocked, saving you time and money. These inspections can also help pinpoint whether drain clogs are coming from other obstructions, or if there are issues within the pipes themselves.
Pipe Specifications
We clean pipes from 1 ½ inches to 5 inches using ½ inch, ⅜ inch, and ⅝ inch cables. Our full-scale cleaning services can be performed on a variety of pipe types, including:
- Clay
- PVC
- Cast iron
- SDR
Because different types of materials and waste can clog a pipe, we use different types of blades to clear pipes depending on the problem. We have all the equipment needed to get the job done. This may involve the use of serrated blades, knife-edged blades, tri-blades, and grease blades.
Not sure if you cover your specific pipe? Here’s a list of specific pipes that we clean:
- Tub drains
- Mainlines
- Clogged kitchen drains
- Clogged bathroom drains
- Toilets backed up
- Flooded basements from drain backups
- Floor drain backups
- Commercial drains
- Multi-living building drains
- Downspout drains
- Storm drains
- Sewer drains
- Clogged outdoor drains
- Clogged sewer lines
The services our drain cleaning specialist team offers include:
- Unclogging kitchen, bathroom, and outdoor drains
- Sewer cleaning
- Rooter service
- Mainline cleanouts
- Branch cleanouts
Call Now for Expert Help with Clogged Drains, Backups & Flooding in Greeley, Eaton, Johnstown, Fort Collins, & Loveland
It doesn’t take very long for food, hair, and other waste to become stubborn clogs in both residential and commercial plumbing systems. And that’s not to mention tree roots that can wreak havoc on sewer lines.
From clogged sinks, toilet backups, and floor drain flooding to full sewer cleanouts — we handle it all. We are locally owned and operated, with a commitment to providing prompt service and quality work to Fort Collins, the Greeley CO area, and in nearby regions.