Drain & Sewer Services in Anchorage

Anchorage Plumbers Providing Exceptional Service

At Drain Masters, our technicians clean, clear, and replace secondary drain lines (interior branch lines) and main lines (sewer lines). We pride ourselves on our ability to repair, replace and rehabilitate lines with minimal invasion and disruption.

Our state-of-the-art camera equipment allows us to inspect pipes to accurately determine exactly what is wrong with a drainage system. When replacing a line, we use cured-in-place pipe rehabilitation techniques to create a brand-new pipe inside of an existing corroded or degraded sewer line. This technique rarely requires invasions such as excavation or large trenches, which in turn means that your lawn, driveway, and concrete slabs are protected, and you do not need to worry about shutting down your business or inconveniencing a tenant.

Can Sewer Pipes Freeze & How to Prevent It From Happening

Water inevitably freezes as the temperatures drop, so it makes sense your sewer pipes can freeze as well. Temps under 32 degrees Fahrenheit will freeze water so if you have water flowing through or trapped in your sewer line, it will freeze the sewer pipes. When the water freezes and expands, it has nowhere to go and can potentially crack or damage your pipes leading to leaks.

If your pipes freeze during winter, contact the skilled plumbers at Drain Master. We offer reliable sewer line repairs and replacements.

A Reliable Sewer & Drain Company in Anchorage

We are a family-owned company with 20 years in business in all things drain and sewer. Our experience enables us to exceed customer expectations. With nearly 50,000 jobs completed in our community, our technicians have honed the skills that make us the right choice for you. From drains clogged with oil and grease to sewer lines broken by tree roots, we can handle it all. Our Anchorage plumbers take the time to carefully diagnose the issue before starting any work. We explain the situation to the client and happily answer all of their questions so they can make an informed decision about their drains and sewers.