Drain Cleaning in Fort Myers, FL

Fort Myers is a tale of two drain systems. The established neighborhoods — McGregor, the River District, Whiskey Creek — were largely plumbed with cast iron drain lines that are now fifty-plus years old, rusting rough on the inside and narrowing a little more every year. The newer communities east of I-75 run PVC, but sit among some of the most aggressively rooted landscaping in Florida. Either way, the result lands in the same place: drains that slow down, back up, and keep coming back no matter how much store-bought chemical gets poured at them.

C&S Plumbing clears drains across Fort Myers with the equipment the problem actually calls for. Cable machines handle everyday kitchen, tub, and toilet clogs. For main lines, recurring backups, and grease-bound pipe, we hydro-jet — high-pressure water that scours the pipe wall clean instead of just punching a hole through the blockage. And before we recommend anything beyond a basic clearing, we run a camera down the line so you can see exactly what we see.

That camera matters in Fort Myers more than most places. In older neighborhoods, what looks like a simple clog is often a bellied or root-invaded section of original cast iron — and clearing it monthly is more expensive than fixing it once. Mature ficus and oak roots around McGregor-area homes find their way into pipe joints with remarkable persistence. We'll show you the footage, explain the options, and quote spot repair, lining, or replacement honestly. Sometimes the answer really is just a good jetting and an annual maintenance schedule.

Family-owned since 1998, licensed under CFC057076 and CFC1432485, and rated 5.0 on Google — C&S is the drain crew Fort Myers homeowners call when they're tired of renting the same clog twice.