Commercial Drain Cleaning & Hydro Jetting in Lacey, WA
A drain snake clears a blockage. Hydro jetting cleans the pipe. That distinction sounds minor until you’re calling the same drain cleaning contractor for the fourth time on the same kitchen drain in six months — and the answer is still a snake, and the invoice is still showing up, and the drain is still slow. In a commercial setting, where drain lines handle continuous FOG loading from kitchen equipment, high sediment loads from floor drains, or heavy fixture use in restrooms serving dozens of people daily, a snaked drain is a drain that was cleared today. A hydro-jetted drain is one where the grease, scale, and organic buildup coating the pipe walls was removed — the material that was going to catch the next blockage within weeks. Elite Mechanical Services provides commercial drain cleaning and hydro jetting for facilities across Lacey, Olympia, Tumwater, and Western Washington under Plumbing License ELITEMS761BC — starting with an assessment of what’s actually in the pipe before deciding which tool to use.
The LOTT Clean Water Alliance — the regional wastewater authority serving Lacey, Olympia, Tumwater, and Thurston County — requires that commercial food service establishments install and maintain grease interceptors, and prohibits FOG discharge into the sewer system exceeding 100 milligrams per liter under both Olympia Municipal Code 13.20 and Tumwater Municipal Code Section 13.08.065. When a grease interceptor is overdue for pumping or undersized for the kitchen’s actual FOG output, the load it fails to capture moves downstream into the building’s drain lines — creating grease accumulation that an annual snaking won’t control. Elite provides hydro jetting specifically for grease-loaded commercial drain lines, timed to coordinate with interceptor pumping schedules and adjusted to the actual FOG loading each kitchen produces. All drain work is performed under Plumbing License ELITEMS761BC by journey-level plumbers as required by Chapter 18.106 RCW.
Commercial Mechanical Contractor | Lacey, WA | Founded 2021
How Elite Approaches Commercial Drain Cleaning
Elite provides commercial drain cleaning and hydro jetting for restaurants and commercial kitchens, schools and institutional cafeterias, hospitals and healthcare facilities, hotels and multi-unit residential buildings, government buildings and tribal facilities, warehouses and industrial facilities, and commercial office buildings throughout Thurston, Pierce, Lewis, Cowlitz, Mason, and Grays Harbor Counties.
Camera before jetting. Right method for the pipe. Licensed for the repair work that cleaning uncovers.
Commercial drain cleaning fails most often not from bad technique but from skipped diagnosis. A drain is slow, a contractor is called, the line is snaked, flow returns, and the job is closed. Nobody looked at what was actually in the pipe or why the blockage formed where it did. Repeat calls on the same drain — common in commercial kitchens, institutional laundry facilities, and older buildings with scaled main lines — are almost always the result of a wall-coating problem that snaking addresses temporarily and hydro jetting removes permanently. Getting to a diagnosis requires running a camera before the first service call. That step adds time and changes the invoice. It also changes the outcome from temporary to lasting — which is what matters to a facility manager who's explaining to a restaurant owner why their kitchen drain backed up during Saturday dinner service for the third time this year.
We run a camera before we jet. It tells us what we're dealing with, confirms the pipe can handle the pressure, and identifies any repair needs before cleaning creates or exposes them.
Drain cleaning on a commercial property is plumbing work under Chapter 18.106 RCW and requires a licensed plumbing contractor. The practical reason this matters is that drain cleaning frequently reveals repair needs — offset pipe joints, corroded sections, root-damaged laterals, cracked clay tile — that require a licensed plumber to fix. A drain cleaning company that does not hold a plumbing contractor license can clean the line but cannot legally perform the repair. That means a second contractor, a second scheduling window, and a gap in accountability if the repair scope is disputed. Elite holds Plumbing License ELITEMS761BC, which covers both the drain cleaning and the repair work in a single engagement.
Public sector food service facilities — school district cafeteria kitchens, tribal enterprise dining operations, government building break rooms, and public healthcare facility kitchens — carry procurement requirements that may score or mandate certified minority and disadvantaged business contractors for plumbing service agreements. Elite's MWBE (Cert #M1F0027854), DBE (Cert #D1F0027854), and PWSBE (Cert #P000027854) certifications qualify Elite for those procurement frameworks. As an Indigenous-owned (Cowlitz Tribe) contractor, Elite is particularly well-positioned for tribal enterprise service contracts covering drain cleaning and hydro jetting for tribal kitchen and hospitality facilities throughout Western Washington.
Drain Cleaning as Scheduled Maintenance, Not Just Emergency Response
Emergency drain cleaning — responding when a drain has already backed up — costs more, disrupts operations at the worst possible time, and solves only the immediate blockage. Scheduled drain maintenance — hydro jetting grease lines quarterly or semi-annually before accumulation reaches blockage levels, camera-inspecting the main sewer lateral annually before root intrusion reaches critical density — prevents the emergency from occurring. Elite builds drain cleaning maintenance agreements for commercial clients that specify service frequency based on actual FOG loading and pipe history, not a fixed calendar that may be too infrequent for heavy-use kitchens or unnecessarily frequent for lighter-use facilities. One agreement, one service record, no surprises.
What Drives Commercial Drain Blockages — and How We Clear Them
Commercial drain blockages form from four primary causes: FOG accumulation from food service operations that coats pipe walls and progressively narrows the drain diameter; mineral scale from water hardness that deposits on pipe interiors over years of flow; organic and sediment buildup in floor drains and mechanical room drains; and root intrusion into building sewer laterals from trees in the right-of-way or adjacent landscaping. Each cause requires a different approach — FOG and scale respond to hydro jetting; fresh, soft blockages close to the drain opening respond to mechanical snaking; root intrusion requires root cutting followed by jetting; and physically damaged pipe requires repair, not just cleaning.
Why Snaking Isn't Enough
A mechanical drain snake — a rotating cable fed through the drain with an auger or cutter head — creates an opening through the center of a blockage. Water flows again. The problem looks solved. What the snake did not touch is the grease, scale, or biofilm coating the pipe walls from the last months or years of discharge. That coating doesn’t go anywhere. It narrows the effective pipe diameter, catches new debris almost immediately, and re-seals the drain passage within days or weeks. Commercial hydro jetting uses water at 2,500–4,000 PSI with a nozzle that simultaneously breaks through the blockage with forward-facing jets and scours the full pipe circumference with rear-facing jets as it advances through the line. The result is a pipe that is cleared of both the blockage and the wall buildup that caused it — not just a channel punched through the middle.
FOG and the LOTT Program
The LOTT Clean Water Alliance — which provides wastewater treatment for Lacey, Olympia, Tumwater, and unincorporated Thurston County — actively surveys commercial food service establishments in its service area and requires all FOG-generating operations to install properly sized grease interceptors. The 25% rule applies throughout the LOTT jurisdiction: interceptors must never exceed 25% of capacity before pumping, or they fail to intercept the FOG they were sized to capture. Facilities found out of compliance are subject to enforcement under the respective municipal code. King County’s commercial FOG program operates on the same framework and provides detailed compliance resources for food service operators at kingcounty.gov. When an interceptor is routinely reaching capacity faster than expected, the downstream drain lines are absorbing overflow — and those lines need hydro jetting, not just interceptor pumping, to restore their effective capacity.
Schedule a commercial drain cleaning assessment if any of these conditions describe your facility: the same drain has backed up more than once in the past 12 months; you operate a commercial kitchen in the LOTT service area and your grease interceptor requires pumping more frequently than it did when first installed; your building’s main sewer lateral has never been camera-inspected; you have persistent odors coming from floor drains in mechanical rooms or basements; or your building was constructed before 1985 and has original cast iron drain lines that have never been assessed. Older cast iron drain lines in the South Sound’s institutional building stock — schools, government buildings, tribal facilities — frequently have significant scale accumulation and corrosion that becomes visible only under camera inspection.
How Elite Runs a Commercial Drain Cleaning Call
From the moment we arrive to the moment we leave the documentation behind, here’s what every Elite commercial drain cleaning call looks like:
Drain history and facility assessment
We ask specific questions before touching anything: What drain is backing up and how often? What discharges into it? When was it last cleaned, and by what method? Is the problem isolated to one fixture or is it building-wide? The answers tell us whether we're dealing with a fixture-level clog, a grease-loaded branch line, a scaled main, or a lateral problem — and they determine whether a simple snake will be sufficient or whether camera inspection and hydro jetting are warranted before we start.
Camera inspection
For any drain with a recurring blockage history, unknown pipe condition, or significant age, we insert a camera before we clean. The camera identifies blockage type and location, pipe material and condition, and whether the pipe can safely handle commercial-pressure hydro jetting. Older cast iron drain lines may have wall scale that actually provides structural support to corroded sections — jetting those lines without knowing what you're working with can expose underlying pipe failures that were previously stable. The camera removes the guesswork and confirms the right approach before we commit to it.
Method selection and scope confirmation
Based on history and camera findings: mechanical snaking for simple, accessible, fresh blockages in pipes that are structurally sound; hydro jetting at 2,500–4,000 PSI for grease-loaded commercial kitchen lines, scale-lined mains, and root-infiltrated laterals; root cutting for laterals with active root intrusion followed by jetting to clear the root mass; or a combination where the line needs to be opened first before full-wall cleaning can proceed. We confirm the scope and approach before we start — no scope creep, no surprise charges.
Cleaning
We perform the cleaning per the confirmed method. Hydro jetting is done with commercial-grade equipment providing consistent pressure across the full length of the line — not just at the blockage. We work from a cleanout access point, advance the jetting hose through the line, and confirm complete coverage of the drain run to the connection point. For kitchen grease lines, we jet from the downstream cleanout toward the upstream fixtures to push buildup toward the main rather than compacting it against the grease interceptor outlet.
Post-cleaning verification
On hydro jetting jobs, we run the camera again after cleaning to confirm pipe walls are clear and that the cleaning did not reveal or create damage. This second pass is where corroded pipe sections, failed joints, and root entry points become clearly visible against a clean pipe wall. Any repair needs identified are documented with the camera footage and included in the service report as recommendations before the line is returned to service.
Service documentation and maintenance schedule
Every service call produces a written record: drain location and discharge type, blockage description, method used, camera findings before and after, any repair recommendations, and recommended cleaning frequency going forward. For commercial kitchen clients, the recommended frequency is based on the FOG loading observed — not a generic annual suggestion. This record goes to the building owner or facility manager, not a filing system only we can access.
Commercial Mechanical Contractor | Lacey, WA | Founded 2021
Where We Apply Drain Cleaning and Hydro Jetting
Different drain systems require different approaches. Here’s where Elite applies commercial drain cleaning and hydro jetting across the facility types and drain applications found in Western Washington:
Restaurant and Commercial Kitchen Drain Lines
No commercial drain application produces more consistent blockage pressure than a restaurant kitchen drain system. Three-compartment sinks, prep sinks, floor drains, and mop sinks all discharge FOG-containing water that coats the drain line walls between the kitchen and the grease interceptor — and that continues past the interceptor on the days the interceptor is overdue for pumping or was never sized correctly for the kitchen's volume. The LOTT program surveys food service establishments in Lacey, Olympia, and Tumwater for FOG compliance because grease in the sewer system is the most common cause of collection system blockages in the regional service area. Elite hydro jets commercial kitchen drain lines at frequencies tuned to the kitchen's actual FOG output — quarterly for high-volume operations, annually for lighter-use cafeterias and coffee service operations. For kitchen drain emergencies — a backup during service hours — we respond with both mechanical snaking to restore immediate flow and a camera inspection appointment to assess the line condition and determine whether hydro jetting is needed before the blockage recurs. Restoring flow is the first priority. Understanding why it blocked is the second, and it's what prevents the third call.
Building Main Sewer Laterals
A commercial building's sewer lateral carries everything from every fixture in the building to the public sewer main. When the lateral blocks, the entire building's drain system backs up simultaneously — every toilet, every sink, every floor drain in the building. In a multi-tenant commercial building, an occupied office park, or an operational healthcare facility, a lateral failure is not an inconvenience. It is an immediate operational shutdown and a potential health and liability event. Elite provides sewer lateral camera inspection, hydro jetting, and root cutting for commercial building main lines throughout Western Washington. For buildings with established trees near the lateral route — which describes a significant portion of the South Sound's older institutional building stock — root intrusion into the lateral is a recurring maintenance issue, not a one-time repair. Annual root cutting and jetting keeps the lateral open and documents condition progression, giving property owners the data to plan lateral repair or replacement before a full collapse forces an emergency excavation.
Floor Drains — Mechanical Rooms, Kitchens, and Industrial Spaces
Commercial floor drains accumulate sediment, debris, and in mechanical rooms, lubricant and particulate residue from equipment maintenance. A floor drain that hasn't been serviced in years often has a blocked trap that produces persistent sewer gas odors — the water seal in the trap has evaporated or been displaced by sediment, allowing sewer gases to enter the occupied space. This is a maintenance issue that often gets misattributed to a sewer problem rather than an unflushed floor drain. Mechanical room floor drain cleaning is typically done with low-pressure flushing and mechanical augering rather than full commercial-pressure hydro jetting — the drains are smaller in diameter and the blockages are sediment rather than wall-coat grease. Industrial trench drains in processing or production facilities are a different application where larger diameter and heavier sediment loads may warrant commercial-pressure jetting. We assess and select the right method for the drain size, material, and blockage type.
Storm and Area Drains
Commercial property storm drains — parking lot area drains, roof drain downspout connections, and surface drainage inlets — collect sand, leaf litter, sediment, and debris that reduces their capacity over time. A blocked storm drain on a commercial property creates standing water conditions that damage the parking surface, create slip hazards, and in heavy rain events can back up into the building through low-point entrances or basement connections. Storm drain hydro jetting uses the same high-pressure water approach as sanitary drain cleaning, but the discharge is to the storm system rather than the sewer — which means no FOG-related regulatory concerns and no grease interceptor context. We jet storm lines from catch basin cleanouts, advance through the run to the outlet, and camera-inspect lines where capacity loss appears to be a function of sediment buildup rather than organic accumulation.
One Contractor. Every System. The Whole Region.
If the same drain has backed up twice this year, it doesn’t need another snake. It needs a camera and a hydro jet. Contact Elite Mechanical Services at (360) 489-0717 to schedule a drain assessment and find out what the pipe actually looks like. We serve commercial facilities across Lacey, Olympia, Tumwater, Tacoma, and Western Washington.
Drain Cleaning Across the South Sound and Western Washington
The LOTT Service Area — Lacey, Olympia, and Tumwater
The commercial food service density in the Lacey-Olympia-Tumwater LOTT service area generates consistent drain cleaning demand across a corridor that has grown substantially in the past decade — the Hawks Prairie commercial area, the Capitol Way restaurant corridor in Olympia, the Tumwater commercial strip along Capitol Boulevard, and the retail and food service concentration along Martin Way in Lacey. All of these operations discharge into the LOTT sewer system under the same FOG prohibition — 100 mg/L maximum — and all are subject to the LOTT program’s interceptor requirements. Elite’s familiarity with the LOTT jurisdiction means we understand the compliance expectations and documentation that local sewer authority inspections require, and we can provide the service records that support a food service establishment’s FOG compliance file.
Pierce County — Older Building Stock and Healthcare
Pierce County’s commercial drain cleaning market in Tacoma, Lakewood, University Place, and Puyallup is shaped by the density of older commercial buildings with original drain infrastructure — buildings constructed in the 1950s through 1980s with cast iron DWV systems that have never been camera-inspected and in many cases have significant scale accumulation on the interior walls. Camera inspection on these systems before hydro jetting is not optional — it is the step that determines whether the pipe can safely handle commercial pressure or whether the scale is actually holding a deteriorated pipe wall together. For healthcare facilities in the Pierce County corridor, drain system reliability is a direct patient safety and accreditation issue, and our scheduling, containment approach, and documentation reflect that operational context.
Lewis, Cowlitz, and Southern Counties
Industrial and food processing facilities in Lewis County’s Centralia-Chehalis corridor produce drain cleaning demand that differs substantially from the restaurant and institutional market — larger pipe diameters, higher volumetric flow rates, process waste streams that may include fats from food processing or lubricants from manufacturing, and in some cases trench drain systems that serve entire production floors. Cowlitz County’s Longview and Kelso market adds port-adjacent commercial and industrial facilities along the Columbia River corridor. Elite brings commercial hydro jetting equipment capable of the PSI and flow volume that industrial drain cleaning requires — and the plumbing contractor license that Washington state requires for all of this work, regardless of the pipe diameter or the industrial context.
- Restaurants and commercial kitchens with FOG-loaded drain lines requiring hydro jetting
- School cafeterias and institutional food service drains in the LOTT service area
- Hospital and healthcare facility drains with strict sanitation and scheduling requirements
- Hotels and multi-unit residential buildings with recurring lateral and main line issues
- Tribal enterprise kitchens and commercial food service facilities
- Commercial office buildings with aging cast iron main lines needing camera assessment
- Industrial and food processing facilities with trench drains and process waste lines
- Government buildings with deferred drain maintenance on original infrastructure
- Commercial properties with storm and area drain capacity problems
- Any facility where the same drain has blocked more than once in twelve months
Facilities and Drain Applications We Service
The test for whether a drain needs hydro jetting rather than snaking isn’t how bad the blockage is — it’s how many times the same drain has blocked in the past year. One time can be bad luck. Twice is a pattern. Three times is a maintenance failure that snaking isn’t going to fix. Elite’s drain cleaning work starts with that question and answers it with a camera before anything else.
All drain cleaning and hydro jetting work is commercial only — no residential drain service calls. Commercial drain systems operate at greater volume, with different waste streams, and under regulatory frameworks that residential drain cleaning doesn’t involve. Our team works to the commercial standard exclusively.
Commercial Drain Cleaning Service Area — Western Washington
LOTT Jurisdiction and Core Market
Elite Mechanical Services provides commercial drain cleaning and hydro jetting across all six counties in our Western Washington service area — Thurston, Pierce, Lewis, Cowlitz, Mason, and Grays Harbor. In Thurston County, our home market, the LOTT Clean Water Alliance’s active FOG compliance program means commercial food service operators in Lacey, Olympia, and Tumwater are already aware of their interceptor maintenance obligations — and the drain lines downstream of those interceptors need periodic hydro jetting to match the interceptor maintenance schedule. We coordinate drain cleaning service for commercial kitchen operators in the LOTT service area to align with interceptor pumping intervals, giving facilities a single maintenance timeline for both their interceptor and their downstream drain lines.
Pierce County
Pierce County drain cleaning work in Tacoma, Lakewood, University Place, Puyallup, and DuPont spans the restaurant and food service market, the healthcare campus concentration, and the older commercial building stock with original cast iron drain infrastructure. For commercial property management companies overseeing multiple buildings in Pierce County, Elite provides lateral camera inspection programs that document existing drain conditions across a portfolio — the baseline assessment that makes capital planning for pipe repair or replacement possible before a failure forces the decision.
Review our complete service area across Western Washington, or call (360) 489-0717 to discuss your facility’s location and plumbing project scope.
Lewis, Cowlitz, Mason, and Grays Harbor
Industrial drain cleaning in Lewis and Cowlitz Counties serves the manufacturing and food processing operations along the I-5 corridor between Centralia and Kelso. Mason County work includes tribal facility drain systems and the commercial and healthcare market in Shelton. Grays Harbor County’s Aberdeen and Hoquiam commercial market has older drain infrastructure and limited local access to licensed commercial drain cleaning contractors — Elite serves this market as a standard part of our Western Washington footprint, with the same plumbing license, documentation standards, and equipment capability we bring to every other county.
Why Choose Elite for Commercial Drain Cleaning and Hydro Jetting
Most drain cleaning contractors bring one tool to every call — a snake or a jetter — and apply it regardless of what the pipe actually needs. The ones who bring a camera first are the ones who know what they’re walking into before they start, which pipes can handle commercial jetting pressure and which ones can’t, and whether the cleaning job is going to reveal a repair need that requires a licensed plumber. Elite brings the camera first, holds Plumbing License ELITEMS761BC for any repair work the camera finds, and provides written documentation of what was found and what was done. That combination — assessment, cleaning, repair capability, and documentation — is what separates a drain cleaning program from a reactive service call that gets repeated every few months.
- Plumbing Contractor License: ELITEMS761BC — covers drain cleaning and any repair work uncovered during service
- Journey-level plumbers — commercial drain cleaning performed to the licensed plumber standard required by Chapter 18.106 RCW
- Union contractor — union-trained technicians on every commercial drain cleaning project
- GC License: ELITEMS796R2 | Electrical License: ELITEMS787CH — full scope if drain work leads to broader plumbing or mechanical repairs
- MWBE Cert #M1F0027854 | DBE Cert #D1F0027854 | PWSBE Cert #P000027854 — qualified for public sector and tribal facility service agreements
- Bond capacity: $750,000 single project | $1.2 million aggregate
- Founded 2021 | Minority-owned, woman-owned, Indigenous-owned (Cowlitz Tribe), Latino-owned
A commercial drain that blocks once might be bad luck. A commercial drain that blocks repeatedly is telling you something about the pipe — and the only way to know what it’s saying is to look at it. Elite’s drain cleaning program starts with that look and builds the cleaning scope from what the camera actually shows. That’s how recurring drain problems get resolved rather than postponed.
What is the difference between hydro jetting and drain snaking for commercial applications?
A mechanical drain snake uses a rotating cable to bore through or pull out a blockage — it creates an opening in the center of the obstruction and restores water flow. Hydro jetting uses water at 2,500–4,000 PSI with a specialized nozzle that has both forward-facing jets to break through blockages and rear-facing jets that scour the full circumference of the pipe wall as the hose advances through the line. The distinction matters in commercial applications because most commercial drain blockages are not isolated objects — they are accumulations of grease, scale, and organic material coating the pipe walls over time. Snaking creates a channel through the middle of that coating. Jetting removes the coating from the walls entirely. For a commercial kitchen drain that has backed up multiple times, snaking repeatedly postpones the problem. Hydro jetting resolves it.
How often should commercial kitchen drain lines be hydro jetted?
It depends on the kitchen's FOG output. A high-volume restaurant with a deep fryer, multiple commercial ranges, and a busy grill line produces substantially more grease discharge than a coffee shop or deli. The correct jetting frequency is based on what the line actually looks like during camera inspection — a kitchen where grease buildup reaches 30–40% of the pipe diameter within three months needs quarterly jetting; a lighter-use operation may maintain clean lines annually. A fixed annual schedule applied regardless of FOG loading will be too infrequent for some kitchens and unnecessary for others. Elite recommends jetting frequency based on observed accumulation rates at each service visit, adjusted as the kitchen's operation changes seasonally or with menu additions.
What is the LOTT FOG program and how does it affect commercial drain maintenance in Lacey, Olympia, and Tumwater?
LOTT — the Lacey, Olympia, Tumwater, and Thurston County Clean Water Alliance — is the regional wastewater treatment authority for the South Sound core market. Under Olympia Municipal Code 13.20 and Tumwater Municipal Code Section 13.08.065, FOG discharge to the LOTT sewer system exceeding 100 milligrams per liter is prohibited. All commercial food service establishments in the LOTT service area are required to install properly sized grease interceptors and maintain them below the 25% capacity threshold. When an interceptor is overdue for pumping, undersized for the kitchen’s FOG output, or not functioning correctly, the grease load it fails to capture moves downstream into the building’s drain lines. Elite coordinates commercial drain cleaning for food service operators in the LOTT service area to align with interceptor pumping schedules — so the downstream drain lines get hydro jetted at intervals that match the interceptor maintenance frequency rather than being treated as a separate, unrelated service call.
Does Elite perform camera inspection before hydro jetting?
Yes, for any drain with a recurring blockage history, unknown pipe condition, or significant age. Camera inspection before jetting is not optional — it is the step that confirms the pipe material and condition, identifies the blockage type and location, and verifies that the line can safely handle commercial-pressure hydro jetting. Older cast iron drain lines may have wall scale that provides structural support to corroded sections, and jetting those lines at full commercial pressure without knowing their condition can expose underlying pipe failures that were previously stable. The camera footage also provides documentation of the pre-cleaning pipe condition — useful if repair work is needed and the scope needs to be explained to a building owner or property manager.
Is drain cleaning considered plumbing work in Washington state?
Yes. Drain cleaning on a commercial property is plumbing work under Chapter 18.106 RCW and must be performed by a licensed plumbing contractor with a designated journey-level or specialty plumber. This matters practically because drain cleaning often reveals pipe repair needs — offset joints, corroded sections, root-damaged laterals — that also require a licensed plumber. A drain cleaning company that does not hold Plumbing Contractor License cannot legally perform those repairs, which means a second contractor and a gap in the accountability chain. Elite holds Plumbing Contractor License ELITEMS761BC, covering both drain cleaning and repair work under the same engagement. You can verify any Washington plumbing contractor license through L&I at lni.wa.gov.
Commercial Mechanical Contractor | Lacey, WA | Founded 2021
Frequently Asked Questions
Stop Snaking the Same Drain. Find Out What's Actually in the Pipe.
Elite Mechanical Services provides commercial drain cleaning and hydro jetting for restaurants, schools, healthcare facilities, hotels, government buildings, tribal facilities, and commercial properties across Lacey, Olympia, Tumwater, Tacoma, and Western Washington. Camera assessment. Right method for the pipe. Licensed for the repair work cleaning uncovers. Call (360) 489-0717, email admin@elitemechsvcs.com, or fill out our online quote request form.