Drain Cleaning near the Dallas Arboretum

The neighborhoods near the Dallas Arboretum sit on a wooded bluff above White Rock Lake. Forest Hills was platted in 1924, with ads promising homes among massive oak, elm and pecan trees. About 600 lots fill the neighborhood today, many under tall, old trees. Next door, Little Forest Hills holds 1930s and 1940s cottages that began as lake houses and hunting cabins.

We handle drain cleaning near the Dallas Arboretum for homeowners and landlords in both neighborhoods. Some sewer lines here are close to a century old. Big tree roots can find their way into lines that age. We find the cause and tell you plainly what we see.

For 50 years, North Texas homeowners have called us when drains stop flowing. Our Dallas location on Belmont Ave serves homes across East Dallas. Call us 24/7 to check availability for your home.

Homes near the Dallas Arboretum span a full century. One Forest Hills original dates to 1923, Little Forest Hills cottages went up in the 1930s and 1940s, and ranch homes followed after 1945. New homes are still being built today. Whatever your home’s age, watch for these signs:

• Sinks, tubs or showers that drain slowly

• Gurgling sounds from drains or toilets

• Water backing up in more than one fixture

• Sewer smells inside the home

A single slow drain usually means a clog close by. When several fixtures back up at once, the main line is often the cause.

Forest Hills was built among massive oak, elm and pecan trees, and their roots spread wide underground. Roots look for water, and older sewer lines have small gaps at the joints where they can push in. Once inside, roots catch waste and slowly block the line.

Watch for a drain that keeps clogging even after it’s cleared, or drains that slow down in the wet months. We clear the roots from the line and tell you plainly what we found. Roots can grow back over time, so we explain your options too. You can see all of our drain and sewer services in one place.

Drain clogging again soon after a cleaning? Call us, and we’ll check the line for roots.

Many Little Forest Hills cottages have been renovated and expanded over the years. When a new bathroom or kitchen is added, its drains often tie into the home’s older lines. If your home has had additions, let us know when you call.

Forest Hills lots are large and shaded, set on a wooded bluff. Tell us where your cleanout sits and where big trees stand near the sewer line, if you know. If you own a rental here, you can book the visit and coordinate access with your tenant.