We show our work
Any recommendation comes with the camera video that supports it.
Local drain help for Brown County
We show you what the camera sees, explain it in everyday language, and let you decide what happens next.
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Any recommendation comes with the camera video that supports it.
We point out what we found and give you the recording.
Listed prices show what is included before you choose.
What to expect
Drain problems are stressful enough. We keep the visit clear and give you room to decide.
Tell us what the drain is doing and when you would like us to come.
We inspect the line and record what the camera shows.
We show you the video and explain it without the jargon.
Move forward, ask questions, or get another opinion.
Drain services
Choose what sounds closest to what is happening. We will confirm what the line actually needs before any additional work.
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An honest answer
If the line looks healthy, we say so. You still get the video and a clear explanation.
If the video does not show a repair need, we stop there and give you the results.
If we recommend work, we show you the part of the video that supports it—and what we still cannot know.
Keep it whether you hire us, say no, or get another opinion.
Straightforward pricing
Each listing explains what is included and what could change the price.
Call Indiana Drain Company at (317) 620-3858 to confirm access and availability. If the job needs a different service or more time, we explain the new total and ask before continuing.
$139 · one camera inspection through an existing accessible cleanout
Recorded video, plain-language findings, and electronic delivery.
$145 · one kitchen, bathroom, laundry, or floor branch drain
One clearing attempt, reasonable cleanup, and a camera check when safely reachable.
$400 · first hour; $350 for each additional hour
Suitability check, first cleaning hour, post-work camera check, video, and report. Each additional hour requires approval before it begins.
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A clear answer
Whether it is a small clog or a larger pipe problem, you should understand what is happening before you choose the next step.