About us
Drain Cleaning Across Delaware From Our Wilmington Base
About Us
Drain Cleaning Across Delaware From Our Wilmington Base
We run Delaware Drain Cleaning from our shop at 48 Germay Dr in Wilmington, where we handle drain cleaning jobs throughout the state. New Castle County weather patterns shape our daily work: cold winter stretches can freeze lines in older homes while humid summers increase usage and grease buildup in kitchen drains.
Our crews travel to Newark, Claymont and every corner of Delaware because we know the mix of older housing stock, clay-heavy soils and river-adjacent properties creates recurring clogs that need more than a quick auger pass. We show up prepared with the right equipment for each condition and give clear quotes before any work begins.
Customers reach us Monday through Friday 8am to 6pm and Saturday 9am to 2pm. That schedule lets us keep response times tight across the state while still giving every job the attention it needs.
- Statewide service from our fixed Wilmington location at 48 Germay Dr
- Work sized for Delaware winters that freeze lines and summers that overload drains
- Upfront pricing and workmanship you can inspect on every job
- Equipment matched to local soil, water and pipe conditions instead of one-size-fits-all approaches
- Reliable hours that let homeowners and businesses plan around real availability
Credentials & guarantees
- ✓Mon–Fri 8am–6pm, Sat 9am–2pm
- ✓48 Germay Dr, Wilmington, DE 19804
Our guarantee
Owner-operated with upfront quotes and workmanship you can inspect on every drain cleaning job across DE.
Testimonials
What DE Customers Say
“Kitchen sink in my 1920s row home stayed backed up after pouring grease down it during a big batch of scrapple prep. The tech from Delaware Drain Cleaning ran a 50-foot snake through the line under the floor, then treated it with an enzyme flush. Water now flows straight through without any gurgling.”
“Toilet in the upstairs bathroom kept overflowing on the second flush. They sent a camera down the main stack, spotted a wad of wipes lodged near the cleanout by the alley, and cleared it with a power auger. Took about ninety minutes and the bowl holds water level again.”
“Shower in the basement apartment drained so slowly that water pooled around my feet. The crew hydro-jetted the 3-inch line out to the street, breaking up years of soap scum and hair. Flow is strong now and the floor stays dry after a full shower.”