BAD CLOG.
GOOD CALL.
DUNNRITE.
Life doesn’t stop for a backed-up drain.
Sewer cleaning. Camera inspections. Real solutions.
AT WORKPLAY VIDEO
What’s the symptom?
Start there.
You don’t need to diagnose the pipe yourself. Tell us what you’re noticing and what has already been tried.
| What you notice | What to discuss |
|---|---|
| One sink, tub, or shower drains slowly | Drain cleaning and whether nearby fixtures work normally. |
| Several fixtures back up | Sewer service, the affected areas, and whether wastewater is rising. |
| The problem returns after cleaning | Camera inspection and the history of previous work. |
| Inspection suggests pipe damage | A repair assessment based on the actual findings. |
The right service
starts with the problem.
A single slow drain. Several fixtures backing up. A clog that returns. Explore the service that fits what you’re seeing.
Drain cleaning
Slow sinks, clogged tubs, and drains that keep backing up.
Explore service02Sewer cleaning
Help for main-line blockages and recurring sewer backups.
Explore service03Camera inspection
See what is happening inside an accessible sewer or drain line.
Explore service04Hydro jetting
High-pressure water cleaning for suitable sewer and drain lines.
Explore service05Sewer line repair
Inspection and repair assessment when cleaning is not enough.
Explore service06Tree root removal
Address root intrusion and understand why it happened.
Explore service07Emergency service
Call for sewer backups and urgent drain problems.
Explore service08Commercial services
Drain and sewer support for business properties.
Explore service09Plumbing services
Kitchen and bath fixtures, minor leaks, and water heater service.
Explore serviceA clearer look.
A better next step.
Camera inspection helps examine accessible pipe sections for roots, obstructions, and visible damage. Discuss what the camera can show—and whether cleaning or repair is appropriate.
Learn about camera inspectionCamera inspection for recurring sewer problems.
If your sewer line is giving you trouble, ask whether an accessible camera inspection can help explain the cause. Confirm the scope and charges before work.
Discuss your drain problemThe people who called
have something to say.
“Very quick to respond and reasonable pricing.”
“Efficient and explained everything along the way.”
“Thorough and clean throughout the entire process!”
Selected excerpts, checked October 3, 2026. Individual experiences vary. Read all reviews on Google →
Clearing a clog.
Finding a cause.
Two different questions.
A line can flow again and still have a condition worth investigating. The next step should follow what is actually found.
Ask what was removed, what could be inspected, and whether the history suggests another problem. You deserve an explanation before deciding on more work.
What’s happening?
One fixture or several? First time or recurring? Start with observations.
What does the line show?
Cleaning and accessible camera inspection can inform the assessment.
What fits the problem?
Discuss the reason, scope, and next step before authorizing work.
Better questions.
Better decisions.
Practical reading for the moment you need to make sense of a drain or sewer problem.
One slow drain—or something shared?
Why the number of affected fixtures is useful information when you call.
Read the guide02 / COMPARE THE METHODSCable cleaning or hydro jetting?
Understand the difference and why pipe condition comes first.
Read the guide03 / UNDERSTAND THE VIEWWhat can a sewer camera show?
Know the questions to ask about visibility, findings, and the next step.
Read the guideKnow what happens next.
Tell us what’s happening
Call with the symptoms and your service address.
Understand the problem
Discuss access, diagnosis, and the appropriate service.
Know the next step
Ask about the findings and any follow-up recommendations.
Port Huron.
And the communities
around it.
Based on Hancock Street in Port Huron, serving nearby homes and business properties.
Explore service areasBefore you call.
For timing, scope, or a question about your property, talk with Dunnrite directly.
Where does Dunnrite provide service?
We serve Port Huron, Fort Gratiot Township, Marysville, Kimball, Goodells, and Lakeport. Call with your address to confirm availability, especially outside these communities.
What number should I call?
Call 810-990-8653 for service, scheduling, and questions about your drain or sewer problem.
Do you offer emergency service?
Our technicians are on call 24/7. Call directly to confirm current availability and timing.
Can you inspect a sewer with a camera?
Yes. Camera inspection is available. Confirm access, scope and charges before work; visibility depends on the condition of the line.
Real people.
Real work.
A look at Dunnrite at a job site. The right repair approach starts with the actual condition of the line.
Job-site footage supplied for Dunnrite. Silent video showing equipment, excavation, and the service van.
Find Dunnrite
on Google.
Explore our Google business profile and read customer reviews at their source.
Open Google reviews